Make things more OKU-friendly


By AVA LAI

Fatimah (third from left) and MBKS mayor James Chan unveiling the OKU parking space at Stutong Community Market.

KUCHING: Local authorities should make cities and towns more friendly and accessible to disabled folk (OKU), said Sarawak Welfare, Women and Community Wellbeing Minister Datuk Fatimah Abdullah.

“Mobility is one of the challenges faced by the OKU,” said Fatimah when she unveiled the new parking spaces for the disabled at Stutong Community Market here.

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