Group seeks Suhakam’s help in getting facilities for OKU in S’wak


Dangerous situation: People helping Sumping (in blue shirt) and Ngau (behind him) to get off an express boat at a jetty in Sarawak.

MIRI: The Sarawak Society of the Blind Malaysia has written an official letter to the Malaysian Human Rights Commission (Suhakam) pleading for its help.

The society is seeking Suhakam’s urgent assistance to look into the absence of handicapped-friendly facilities in the land and river transportation sectors.

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