Flights rescheduled,police on toes for this entrance exam
Flights rescheduled, police on toes for this entrance exam
On Thursday, when hundreds of students sat down for a crucial exam then this country’s government dialled down the volume. The authorities went an extra mile, to decimalize the possible distractions.
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When 595,000 students sat down for national university entrance exam that stretches over nine hours, the South Korean government suspended all takeaways and landings at South Korean airports for 25 minutes. The move was taken so that students comfortably take their English listening test. According to the Transport Ministry, more than 134 flights were rescheduled because of the exam.
Also to ensure ease in traffic for the students to appear in the nationwide entrance exam, all other offices were opened an hour later than their usual timings. Besides this, police was all geared up with motorbikes and cars for students stuck in traffic.
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South Korean President Moon Jae-in wished all the students good luck on his Facebook page.
The story doesn’t end here! The result of this daunting exam will be out on December 5.
-PTC NEWS
