People living with dwarfism cry foul

PEOPLE living with dwarfism have called for user-friendly public facilities such as buildings and public transport to cater for all without discriminating against them.

One of the affected persons, Sibongile Moyo (32) yesterday told NewsDay that the set up in most supermarkets and public transport alienated people with dwarfism, adding that all supermarkets and transport should have user-friendly facilities for people with disabilities.

“The shelves where they store goods are too high for people like me.

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