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Thousands of elderly people in Britain are left to go blind because of rationing of eye surgery in the National Health Service, a report revealed on Saturday. The Times newspaper said a survey by the Royal College of Ophthalmologists (RCO) found tens of thousands of...

Myanmar held a two-day workshop in the capital Nay Pyi Taw to draft a national strategy for people with disabilities, the Ministry of Social Welfare, Relief and Resettlement said on Thursday. At the two-day which ended on Wednesday, Deputy Minister of Social Welfare,...

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced on Friday a landmark inquiry into the abuse of Australians living with a disability. Morrison on Friday held back tears while announcing the establishment of the 527 million Australian dollar (374.6 million U.S....

        Source: Xinhua

Scandinavian skiers led the charge for the podium on the first day of slalom racing at the World Para Alpine Skiing World Cup in Spain’s La Molina with Norway, Finland and Sweden getting milestone medals in the men’s sitting and standing races. It was the tightest of...

Austrian skiers celebrated two golds and one bronze on the final day of World Para Alpine Skiing World Cup competition in La Molina, Spain, with Martin Wuerz and Markus Gfatterhofer marking their best results of the season. “It’s a real surprise because today I didn’t...

The overall World Para Alpine World Cup winners of the season will be decided in the last two slalom races in Morzine, France, with all of the main contenders present at the starting gates in a final push for the coveted titles. The three-day competition, which will...

The Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games (Tokyo 2020) has launched the Tokyo 2020 Robot Project, one of many programmes aimed at ensuring the Tokyo 2020 Games will be the most innovative ever and providing visiting fans with an experience...