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Keep your documents safe
If you choose to wear a money belt£¬use it for storage and not as a purse£®Constantly reaching under your shirt for money draws attention to it£¬and tends to defeat the purpose£®Instead£¬keep your passport£¬extra stores of money£¬and other important documents well hidden£¬and use a bag or purse for carrying daily spending money£®
Dress appropriately
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