Canadian Embassy issued a travel reminder - pay attention to skating skiing safety

Canada has always been a world-famous skiing, ice skating resort. Especially in winter, tourists from all over the world will make a special trip to Canada's ski resort to enjoy the wonderful world of ice and snow. Therefore, the intimate Canadian Consulate also issued a travel reminder, hoping that tourists will enjoy the fun in a safe way and avoid accidents when skiing and skating.

First, the recent travel security risks

(A) The weather in all parts of Canada is very cold. From time to time there is freezing rain, hail, blizzard and other inclement weather, prone to flight delays and traffic accidents.

(B) Canada's skiing, skating is very popular, there are many venues, facilities, but there are still some security risks.

(C) Canadian has different traffic rules and traffic conditions with other countries, traffic enforcement is strict.

(D) There are thefts in public places such as hotel lobby, cafeteria and parking lot in Canada.

(E) Telecommunications fraud in Canada has been rampant for some time now and some people have suffered economic losses.

Second, travel notes during the trip

(A)pay attention to cautious response to bad weather. Check the weather forecast before you go. Traveling by car should maintain a sufficiently safe distance with the car in front; driving in snow-covered roads, avoid sudden brakes, otherwise prone to skidding, rollover, and other dangerous situations. In case of flight delays due to bad weather such as Blizzard, we should patiently wait, calmly face.

(B) pay attention to skiing safety. Go out skiing, skating, it is best to go hand in hand, according to your ability. Choose a suitable ski or ice rink at your own level and use helmets, skiing soft kneecaps and elbow pads as much as possible to prevent falls and fractures.

(C) pay attention to strict compliance with traffic laws and regulations. Familiarize yourself with Canadian traffic regulations and traffic signs in advance. No matter driving or walking, do not grab the yellow light and run the red light through the intersection.

(D) pay attention to keep checking the passport anytime, anywhere. When traveling, it is recommended that important documents such as passports be stored in safe place, not in the wallet. It is advisable to keep the passport copy for emergency use. If the passport is lost or stolen, immediately alert the local police and inform the embassy and consulate.

(E) pay attention to prevent telecommunications fraud. If you are deceived, please immediately report to the local police (Canadian Anti-Fraud Center Tel: 001-888-495-8501) and contact the Chinese Embassy in Canada for assistance.

(F) pay attention to look ahead to passport and visa validity. Before traveling abroad, you should ensure that the visa is still valid and your passport is valid for at least 6 months. Otherwise, your passport may be refused entry or denied the visa. If your passport is valid for less than 1 year, you should apply for renewal as soon as possible.

(G) pay attention to the law and civilization. Comply with Canadian laws and regulations and respect taboos on local customs.