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Wheelchair ramps on M'sian buses
Thu, Oct 16, 2008
New Straits Times

GEORGE TOWN, Malaysia: RapidPenang buses are set to be more disabled-friendly with the move to install wheelchair ramps on board its 140 new buses.

The installation of the wheelchair ramps is expected to be completed by early next year.

RapidPenang chief executive officer Azhar Ahmad said the disabled-friendly buses would be delivered in batches from March.



"The ramps will ensure that the disabled can commute on public transport," said Azhar.

 

 
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