How can I be involved in the SGSecure movement?

Q: How can I be involved in the SGSecure movement?

You can play your part in the SGSecure movement by: Staying Alert – Be vigilant and look out for suspicious objects, persons or behaviour. Call 999 or SMS 70999, or submit a report through the SGSecure app if you see anything suspicious Staying Strong – Familiarise yourself with the “Run, Hide, Tell” and Improvised First Aid Skills “Press, Tie, Tell” advisories on what to do in a terror attack. Share these advisories with your family and friends, and help those around you if you can in times of need. Staying United – Take the effort to bond with those around you, treat each other with trust and respect, and ensure that we are not driven apart by the terror threat. In the event of a terror attack/ security incident, keep calm and obtain latest information from official sources. Do not speculate or spread misinformation/ disinformation, only share verified information from official sources. For those who are keen to take on a hands-on role, you can pick up life-saving skills from training courses (e.g. CPR/AED, First Aid, Psychological First Aid) and volunteer in your community.

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You can play your part in the SGSecure movement by:

Staying Alert – Be vigilant and look out for suspicious objects, persons or behaviour. Call 999 or SMS 70999, or submit a report through the SGSecure app if you see anything suspicious
Staying Strong – Familiarise yourself with the “Run, Hide, Tell” and Improvised First Aid Skills “Press, Tie, Tell” advisories on what to do in a terror attack. Share these advisories with your family and friends, and help those around you if you can in times of need.
Staying United – Take the effort to bond with those around you, treat each other with trust and respect, and ensure that we are not driven apart by the terror threat. In the event of a terror attack/ security incident, keep calm and obtain latest information from official sources. Do not speculate or spread misinformation/ disinformation, only share verified information from official sources.

For those who are keen to take on a hands-on role, you can pick up life-saving skills from training courses (e.g. CPR/AED, First Aid, Psychological First Aid) and volunteer in your community.

How can I be involved in the SGSecure movement?

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