Braless order at school


STUDENTS of a secondary school in Singapore, who were recently found to be wearing coloured bras to school, were forced to go braless, reported China Press

According to the daily, the school only allowed students to wear white, beige and light grey bras. 

The daily said most of the affected students were caught wearing coloured bras during a Physical Education class 

They were forced to remove the bras in the bathroom, which were then confiscated. 

Describing the action as “too much”, the daily quoted the students as saying they were mortified, more so as male teachers were present. 

The daily said a school spokesman admitted that those who had given the order had “gone overboard.”  

She said the school had decided to provide white bras for those flouting the rules. 

The daily also reported that several schools in the republic were taking different approaches in dealing with the matter.  

One school was already selling bras to students.  

Others had informed the parents before asking the students to leave the school to change their bras.  

The daily, together with Nanyang Siang Pau and Sin Chew Daily, front-paged a report that a six-year-old girl who died in a road accident recently had saved the lives of five others. 

Her two corneas, kidneys and heart had been donated to five people.  

On Feb 26, the girl and her father, were involved in a crash while going back to Muar from Penang.  

The child, who suffered a fractured skull, died two days later.  

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