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Help for all: Hanizan (right) urges the government to also look into giving training to all intellectually challenged individuals. — Filepic

PETALING JAYA: Requiring all TV channels, including private broadcasters, to provide sign language presenters to deliver news will ensure no hearing-challenged person is left behind, say family and members of the disabled community (OKU).

National Council for People With Disabilities member and National Autism Society of Malaysia (Nasom) adviser Feilina Feisol lauded the move.

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