As far as I know, there is no law which says that any housing unit must be accessible to persons with disabilities. District Councils, for example, constructed houses and overlooked the problems of persons with disabilities in general. Therefore, our proposals are that we have to influence the government when they are making these public housing units, after two or three houses, the third or fourth must be accessible to persons with disabilities. Street environments From our experience, street environments are not accessible. Pavements are in such a way that the wheelchair user, or indeed any person with a severe disability, cannot use this environment easily.
Nobody cares to make street environments accessible.
The roads are so busy, especially at peak hours. We propose that policemen be placed at each point where there are traffic lights to control the traffic, especially at peak hours. And that sidewalks be improved in such a way that wheelchair users and other persons with disabilities could easily pass. Public awareness As far as public awareness campaigns are concerned, people with disabilities and elderly persons should be in the forefront. This can be done by defining or demonstrating problems we encounter through radio, TV, etc.