Airport take-offs and landings suspended so students can hear language test, while roads are cleared for late-running teenagers South Korea fell silent on Thursday with heavy trucks banned and businesses opening late as more than 600,000 students sat the annual college entrance exam, which could define their future in the ultra-competitive country. Related: Where is the world's most hi-tech city? (And it's not San Francisco ...)
South Korea grounds all planes so students can focus on college exam
The Guardian - 17 Nov 2016 06:28
Airport take-offs and landings suspended so students can hear language test, while roads are cleared for late-running teenagers South Korea fell silent on Thursday with heavy trucks banned and businesses opening late as more than 600,000 students sat the annual college entrance exam, which could define their future in the ultra-competitive country. Related: Where is the world's most hi-tech city? (And it's not San Francisco ...)
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