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	Lifts are mostly not existent to access the Skytrain and escalators patchy.&nbsp;</div>
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	Seating at underground stations, while waiting forever, is non-existent. And anyone attempting to catch the buses or taxis should do so with extreme caution, both are just not built for the disabled.&nbsp;</div>
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	But do the Transport officials care?&nbsp;</div>
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	No, they do not care!&nbsp;</div>
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	So sack them all and appoint a disabled person to head the department.&nbsp;</div>
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	Giles Wynne&nbsp;</div>
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	(Disabled tourist)</div>
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	Lincoln, UK</div>

A disabled person should head the Transport ministry

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A disabled person should head the Transport ministry

Wheelchair or handicapped - old and infirm, you can forget the Skytrain, the MRT underground, the buses and taxis.

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