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A Safe and Sound crochet animal key chain.
Four students' own experiences with unwanted attention has lead them to develop functional - but funky - personal alarms as part of a school business project.
The 17-year-olds from Lynfield College in Auckland have launched Safe and Sound - personal safety alarms concealed in tiny crocheted animals that have wrist straps or can be attached to a bag.
Nabeeha Kamran - one of the Year 13 students behind the project - told Checkpoint the idea came from their own personal experiences.
