Don't go to these places after dark!
Here are some places you should not go after dark:
Remote alleys or alleys: These places can easily become hiding places for criminals and bad actors, and lack adequate lighting and foot traffic, making them prone to crimes such as robbery and theft.
Sparsely populated suburbs or forests: These places lack lighting and security at night, making it easy to get lost or encounter unexpected situations such as wildlife.
Out-of-the-way corners of the downtown area: Some of the out-of-the-way corners around bustling business districts can be dangerous, such as violent crime and robbery.
Unfamiliar neighborhoods or areas: If you're unfamiliar with your local neighborhood or area, it's best not to go alone after dark. Because when you have a problem, there is no familiar person to help you.
Restricted areas or hazardous areas: Some restricted areas or hazardous areas are more dangerous after dark because these areas often do not have adequate security measures or personnel to patrol and maintain.
In general, when traveling after dark, you must pay attention to your own safety, choose a place with more people, better lighting, and more stable security. If necessary, it is best to travel in a group and not alone.
