New security regulations in Jilin Province mean that female students cannot wear underwire bras during the national college entrance exam on June 7 and 8.
The “silent admission” guidelines require senior students taking the “gaokao” to go without bras and belts, and wear plastic sandals to avoid triggering the alarm on the metal-detecting equipment. Those with metal fillings or implants will need a doctor’s letter.
Netizens have criticized the security checks as too harsh, and some students are unhappy about being treated like “goods,” according to Beijing News.
Friday, June 7, 2013
Female Students Banned From Wearing Bras To Exam Halls In China
New security regulations in Jilin Province mean that female students cannot wear underwire bras during the national college entrance exam on June 7 and 8.
The “silent admission” guidelines require senior students taking the “gaokao” to go without bras and belts, and wear plastic sandals to avoid triggering the alarm on the metal-detecting equipment. Those with metal fillings or implants will need a doctor’s letter.
Netizens have criticized the security checks as too harsh, and some students are unhappy about being treated like “goods,” according to Beijing News.
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