Many people today do not feel safe either at home or when they are out. What are the reasons for this? What can be done to make people feel safer?

unfortunately
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nowadays many
people
do not feel safe either at home or when they are out. In
this
essay
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I will inform what are the reasons for it and what can be done to make
people
feel safer. we live in a century where you can go out and there is a chance that you can be killed, or you can be at your own house and thieves can enter your house and they easily can murder you.
Therefore
as far as I am able to judge
people
have a reason to be afraid . In news we can read that many
people
got killed in different situations,
for instance
approximately 2 years ago in my hometown someone with his family got killed, or other cases 4 years ago a thief did enter one of my
friends's
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house,
fortunately
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no one suffered,
Moreover
in the public transports like bus or train, it is often
people
lost their wallet or phone and they did not notice how it can happen.
also
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we should not forget about disasters that can happen,
for example
in
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this
year in Turkiye and in
Syria
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the
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earthquake did claim many
people
's lives. From my point of
view
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there are many ways to make
people
feel safer,
personally
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I believe that
people
who work at the police statements should be everywhere I believe it will be the reason crime is decreased. in
conclusion
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unlucky situations can happen anytime and anywhere,
however
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if
people
who work at the police statements be everywhere they will prevent it happen.
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