Safety Steps for Senior Citizens
| Sr. No. | DO'S | DONT'S |
| 1. | Put effective barring mechanisms on your doors and windows | Don't leave valuable lying around in the house |
| 2. | Put a magic eye on the door. | Don't make an ostentatious display of cash and Jewellery. |
| 3. | If possible keep a dog as a pet. | Don't trust strangers and open your doors to unidentified people. |
| 4. | Keep fit and alert. | Don't be a recluse. Keep socialising. |
| 5. | Always go out in a group for an evening/ morning walk. | Don't ignore any suspicious incident. Inform police. |
| 6. | Connect your neighbour's house and your home with an alarm bell. | Don't get your servant have an access to your |
| 7. | Keep vital telephone numbers handy for emergency. | Don't talk about family secrets/property in front of strangers/ servants. |
| 8. | Inform your nearest PCR van and neighbours if you are suspicious of someone. | Don't let anyone rush you into signing anything –an insurance policy a sales agreement, a contract. Read it carefully and have someone you trust check it over. |
| 9. | Get your servant or attendant verified at the nearest police stations. | |
| 10. | Ask for photo identification from service or delivery people before letting them in "if you are the least bit worried", call the company to verify". | |
| 11. | Be sure your house number is large, clear of obstruction and well lighted so police can find your home quickly | |
| 12. | Consider a home alarm system that providers monitoring for burglary, fire medical emergencies |
