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Consulate General in Melbourne once again reminds Chinese citizens in the consular area to pay attention to traffic safety
2025-04-28 source:CCTV.com

CCTV News: The Chinese Consulate General in Melbourne issued a reminder on January 31 that on January 28, two vehicles collided head-on by head-on by Dayang Road, a famous Australian attraction, causing two Chinese citizens to be killed and three Chinese citizens were injured. The Chinese Consulate General in Melbourne attached great importance to it and immediately activated the emergency mechanism and verify the situation with the Victoria Police as soon as possible. At the same time, quickly contact the relevant families and assist them in communicating with the hospital and the police. On January 30, Consul General Fang Xinwen went to the hospital to visit the injured and expressed condolences to the families of the victims. At present, our museum is continuing to track the progress of the incident and making every effort to properly handle relevant follow-up matters.

There are tens of millions of roads, the first is safety. The local roads in Victoria are winding and undulating, and some sections of road conditions are not good. Driving habits, traffic rules and domestic differences are quite different. It is the right rudder driving on the left, and traffic safety risks cannot be ignored. The Consulate General in Melbourne solemnly reminds Chinese citizens in the consular area to enhance their self-protection awareness and pay attention to traffic safety: 1. Abide by traffic rules, be careful to avoid passing vehicles, and do not drive in drunkenness or use mobile phones while driving.

2. Pay attention to speeding signs, do not drive over speeding or drive fatigue, and the driver and passengers wear seat belts throughout the journey.

3. Pay attention to changes in road conditions, concentrate when driving on hillsides, curves or narrow sections to avoid overtaking.

4. For tourists who are visiting Australia for the first time in China, it is strongly recommended not to drive by themselves to reduce the risk of accidents.

5. In addition to confirming that the vehicle you are driving has purchased three basic insurances: vehicle collision insurance, theft insurance and third-party liability insurance, it is recommended to purchase traffic accident insurance and emergency medical insurance at the same time.

6. If you encounter a traffic accident, please remain calm and ask the police for help in a timely manner.

Australian police phone number: 000 (ambulance, police, fire)

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs Global Consular Protection and Service Emergency Hotline (24 hours):

+86-10-12308 or +86-10-65612308

Consular Protection and Assistance Phone number:

+61-3-98248810

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