Reaching out to the deaf


Participants of the workshop learning basic sign language.

THE ability to converse in sign language can be an advantage, according to Penang youth and sports committee chairman Soon Lip Chee.

It allows one to understand and interact with those who are deaf, which is particularly useful for those in frontline jobs.

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