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In Lipetsk held a security action for people with visual impairments

In Lipetsk, participants with visual impairments walked from the Palace of Sports “Zvezdny” to the railway station

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In Lipetsk held a security action for people with visual impairments

In Lipetsk, participants with visual impairments walked from the Palace of Sports "Star" to the railway station. They covered the route with white canes accompanied by the DPS crew.

The action was timed to coincide with the International White Cane Day, which is celebrated on October 15. State traffic inspectors handed participants reflective vests and bracelets to pedestrians were more noticeable on the roads.

About four thousand people with visual impairment live in the region. The organizers of the action reminded drivers of the need to reduce speed at crossings and give way to pedestrians.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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