Jinchuan District Judicial Bureau carried out "legal entry communities" and propaganda activities for preventing pension fraud

In order to safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of the elderly, crack down on punishment of fraud, the elderly crimes, and to protect the "old -age money" and "life -saving money" of the people. The community has carried out "legal entry communities" and propaganda campaign to prevent pension fraud in the Longquan Landscape Belt.

The staff of the judicial institute patiently explained the various common fraud methods to the elderly at the scene, and told the elderly to enhance the awareness of prevention, improve the ability to prevent fraud, anti -fraud, and anti -fraud, and achieve "five no" in daily life. Keep your "money bag". The first is not to easily believe that when you encounter calls and text messages that make your own name, ID number, family address, etc., you must be vigilant and cautious. If you encounter questions, communicate with your children. Verify. The second is not to easily leak personal information, fill in information on unfamiliar, irregular institutions, websites, and properly protect key information such as your bank password and ID number. The third is not to be cheap. Fourth, don't make money easily. Fifth, do not participate in the lectures provided by the so -called company, free travel, free tea, free visiting, etc., do not blindly believe in the publicity of high returns and the so -called "company strength" to prevent the routine of scammers.

In this publicity event, a total of 6 banners were hung, and more than 300 copies of public -care fraud publicity materials were distributed, more than 120 environmentally friendly handbags, more than 100 peeling knives, and more than 100 fans, and 30 people answered difficulties for the masses. Through publicity, the masses' awareness of pension fraud and illegal fund -raising has been enhanced, and the ability to identify new scams for the elderly has been improved, and it has played a role in protecting the elderly's own interests.

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