Two Indian women have designed a line
of 'anti-rape' jeans that send a distress signal to local police who
then can locate and help the victim.
It comes after a string of brutal attacks in the country which have horrified the world.
Diksha
Pathak, 21, and Anjali Srivastava, 23, from India's northern Varanasi
city, said they have installed a small electronic device in the jeans
which - when pressed - will send a call to the nearest police station.
Officers can them locate the woman who had been wearing thanks to a specially installed tracker.
Almost
200 police stations in the area have been equipped with the technology
to receive the alarm from the jeans when activated.
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