Is the government supposed to take special measures to help make the life of the disabled person more comfortable?
Within its economic capacity, the government is expected to take measures to make the life of a person with disability easier. The Persons with Disabilities Act necessitates the provision of • Auditory signals at red lights • Slopes and cuts in the curbs to make it easier for those using wheelchairs • Engravings on zebra-crossing, that can be perceived by people who are blind • Symbols for types of disability used appropriately in public places • Warning signals at various appropriate places • Apart from these measures taken by the government in the outdoors, the government must also take in built-up spaces. Authorities should provide • Ramps in public buildings, hospitals, primary health centres, and other medical care and rehabilitation institutions.
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