Turnaround made for seamless Winter Paralympics

chinadaily.com.cn | Updated: 2022-03-04 06:40
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Winter Paralympics creating barrier-free cities

A disabled man tries a traditional Chinese game usually played on ice at a community service center in Beijing's Xicheng district on March 1, 2022. The center invited people with disabilities to experience snow and ice games to promote the 2022 Winter Paralympic Games. [Photo/China Daily]

To fulfill the commitment to building a barrier-free environment for the 2022 Games, Beijing and Zhangjiakou have been ramping up efforts to put into place accessible facilities and services.

In November 2019, Beijing launched a three-year campaign to make the city more accessible.

Over the last three years, around 336,000 sites across the city have completed barrier-free renovations.

The city of Zhangjiakou has also shored up its accessibility facilities. As of January 2022, it has built or renovated over 358 kilometers of sidewalks for visually-impaired people, 680 barrier-free toilets, a large number of barrier-free spectator seats at public venues and accessible hotel rooms.

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