The toilet? Hmm..I think that it is not suitable for persons with disabilities. The reason is the condition in the toilet is looks ordinary or not showing that is the accessibility for person with disabilities. There are no handrail on the wall that persons with disabilities use to move or transfer to the toilet. The toilet roll dispenser and the sink also not provided in the toilet. That accessibility only provide outside the toilet. I think that they need to use the sink and they have to compete with the other persons in the toilet. Sometimes, the toilet are full with people. It is difficult to them,right? =)
This paths like the escalator and the ladder are not suitable for persons with disabilities. These paths also are not safety for persons with disabilities because the condition of the escalator is moving faster and the ladder is too steepest or sometimes the ladder's surface is slippery. It is dangerous and difficult for them to move and they need a long time to walking inside the mall. But i think that persons with disabilities never use this kind of path and I hope so. If you guys see any persons with disabilities try to use this kind of path, please help and show them the suitable path for use.... =)
yup.. i think it is such a shame that they only provide semi-complete facilities to people with diabilities.. The lift is to small for people, let alone for wheelchairs.. Maybe they didn't think OKU need to go shopping too.. Looks like they (d OKU) can only shop groundstairs.. *sigh*
ReplyDeleteIt is good if you can bring a wheelchair to there and one of you try to move around with wheelchair without help. See what problem that you encountered along the way. I'm not sure its the ramp is gentle enough for wheelchair user to wheel up without help. I'm not going there since I went through the training. If I'm not mistaken, the accessibility at there is not good.
ReplyDeletewow, nice blog...but what i can see, there's not enough if complex management "building owner" only providing the path for them...what i can say maybe u can look for local authority maybe they can involve besides of "building owner" provides all kind of these thing...but i can sure that, local authority can monitoring them or they can recommend the parking space for these people with " i mean for those disable people that have own car/vehicles....park their car not at multi-storey parking but just in front of building...we can call it "easy access" or drop zone....
ReplyDeletei think , thats all my comment..maybe you can add up some kind of regulations/conditions by local authority to the building owner before they approve for the building plan.
.....Nice work and good luck....