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Universiti Sains Malaysia Introduces Social Acceptance Level Wristbands & We’re All For It!

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As we slowly return to our daily routines after the Covid-19 virus, it can sometimes be hard to predict and control human interactions around you.

Thankfully for the students of this Malaysian university, they won’t have to worry so much about people trying to shake their hands during a viral pandemic.

Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM) took to their Twitter page to showcase their new social acceptance level wristbands!

They wrote, “As we are moving forward and the university is resuming, interactions will increase. Some might not be comfortable to talk about their social acceptance level in public places especially in the workplace, classes and labs. This idea can be a useful visual indicator for better interaction.”

The wristbands come in three bright colours (so you won’t miss them!) that represent different levels of social interactions.

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Red – Strict social distancing believer
Yellow – Cool with talking but not touching 
Green – Good for fist bumps (but you’ll have to wash your hands after!) 

This way, if you’re someone who doesn’t mind talking but don’t want to be touched, you can avoid that awkward conversation about why you’d prefer others to keep their hands to themselves.

And if you’re someone who needs physical interaction, you’ll know to avoid doing that upon seeing a red or yellow wristband.

What an amazing idea! We can’t wait to see this trend take over other schools, universities, and even offices.

What do you think about this? Let us know in the comment section. 

 

Also read: Local Mall Uses PAC-MAN and More To Keep Shoppers Entertained While Social Distancing

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