The woman, who was wearing an above the knee dress, was denied entry into the building. Read more at straitstimes.com.
IPOH - Another case of “inappropriate dressing” has occurred at a government building in Perak, this time with a woman being barred from entering the Companies Commission of Malaysia office.
In a video she posted, the woman could be heard asking the male staff member which part of her attire was not presentable. “I then had to leave the premises and go to a mall to buy a longer skirt to wear with my original dress. After doing all that, I had to wait until 2.45pm for the office to reopen,” she said.“This is not the first time such a case is happening. We hear of it all the time, but nothing is done.
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