The closure of around 100 lingerie shops was ordered by Saudi Arabian authorities.

According to local paper, Al-Eqtisadiah, the official said the measure aims to 'provide a safe environment for working women'.
In early 2012, the ministry banned male assistants from working at lingerie shops as a first step to be followed by women-only sales assistants at cosmetics outlets, the Daily Mail reports.
King Abdullah issued the decree to end the 'embarrassment' suffered by women who don't want to give men their measurements.
According to the paper, it was also part of an effort to reduce high female unemployment in the conservative kingdom.
Source-ANI