Liquids banned from Obama’s Ohio State speech despite past heat-related medical emergencies
President Barack Obama’s speech at the Ohio State University graduation ceremony Sunday will be on tight security lockdown, with graduating students subject to “airport-like security screening” and a strict list of prohibited items for graduates and their relatives attending the event at Ohio Stadium (capacity: 102,329).
Attendees are prohibited from bringing liquids into the stadium, despite high temperatures.
“Prohibited items” include “liquids of any type”, umbrellas, coolers, backpacks, large handbags, noise-making devices, mace or similar substances, signs, sticks or poles, and weapons of any type, according to the “Security Precautions” page of Ohio State’s commencement website.
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