Disabled community applaud and hopeful on Permai assistance package


KLANG: Whenever an evacuation is carried out in disaster-hit areas, it is not unusual for the disabled, especially wheelchair users, to choose to remain home.

This is because our relief centres are largely not universally-accessible, ranging from the absence of ramps, all the way to the lack of suitable toilets.

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