Disabled have more access to sports venues, blue book says
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According to the book, Beijing has been striving to make the city barrier-free for disabled people since early December 2019. The capital has put emphasis on the construction of facilities that are easily accessible to the disabled around Games venues and key areas in the city.
The competition zone in Zhangjiakou, Hebei province, is also well-prepared to embrace the athletes competing in the Paralympics, having built up over 250 elevators, 471 restrooms and 7,709 signposts catering to the disabled, according to the blue book.
The book also said that the Games will create new opportunities for sports development for the disabled and help improve the social environment and facilities to let help them better enjoy sports.
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