Introduce mobility action plan to improve facilities for OKU, says Ras Adiba


KUALA LUMPUR: Senator Datuk Ras Adiba Radzi (pic) calls on the Transport Ministry to introduce an inclusive mobility action plan to improve the facilities for persons with disabilities (OKU) at public transport areas including bus stations and stops, airports as well as train stations.

In a statement in conjunction with International Wheelchair Day on Wednesday (March 1), Ras Adiba said the introduction of legislation in this field requires a fresh look at the existing guidelines, whether they are up-to-date, consistent as well as comprehensive and whether there are overlaps and omissions.

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