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Not enough schools for handicapped children

By Qiu Quanlin | China Daily | Updated: 2010-03-04 07:45

GUANGZHOU - Tang Quan often plays alone in front of a school gate, waiting for his older brother to leave his classes.

The 12-year-old Tang (not his real name), from a small village in Leizhou county, Zhanjiang in western Guangdong province, lost his hearing in a fire when he was 4 years old.

"He goes to school with his brother every day, but he is too shy to attend classes. Every child in the school is physically normal," said his older sister Tang Ruqing.

Not enough schools for handicapped children

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