A campaign to make young people think twice before snapping selfies in dangerous situations has been launched by the Russian government.
俄罗斯政府开展安全自拍宣传活动,号召年轻人在危险地带谨慎自拍。
The interior ministry's Safe Selfie campaign is a response to a spate of incidents in which youngsters were seriously injured, or in some cases killed, while trying to take pictures of themselves, the Izvestia newspaper reports. The campaign's motto is: "Even a million 'likes' on social media are not worth your life and well-being."
据《消息报》称,此前俄罗斯发生了一系列与自拍相关的死亡和重伤事故,因此内政部启动了此次安全自拍宣传活动。此次安全自拍活动的口号是:“社交媒体上的100万次点赞也比不上你的生命和健康。
An illustrated booklet has been issued warning people about dangerous selfie scenarios, including snapping a photo while halfway up an electricity pylon, standing in front of an oncoming train, or while in the company of a wild animal. Police officers will also hold selfie-safety lessons at schools, according to the ministry.
俄罗斯内政部发布了一份指南,对危险自拍行为做出警告,包括不能在电缆塔中间、火车即将通过的铁轨、野生动物旁进行自拍。据内政部表示,警方也将在学校里开展安全自拍培训。
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