An example of how the city’s paths can be dangerous to the disabled.
PETALING JAYA: The city council is set to make the city's roads and other facilities more disabled-friendly.
The council will build 150 covered disabled car parks and better walkways, ramps and pedestrian crossings, especially from Jalan Gasing to Jalan Changai.
The improvements are included under the council's budget for next year. According to the council's Engineering Department director Ismail Shafie, the first phase will be completed in March.
PJ councillor T. Anthony, who is disabled, said the upgrading works would meet the international standards for facilities for the disabled.
There are more than 250,000 disabled people in the country and their mobility is hampered by unfriendly infrastructure and facilities.
Source: Streets, NST Online
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