ATTOCK, Oct 14 (APP):A dignified ceremony was held at Government Razia Sultana Special Education School for Visually Impaired Students, Attock, to mark International White Cane Safety Day. National songs presented by special students captivated the audience. Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Education Dr Muhammad Azhar and prominent political and social personality Afzal Bangash attended the ceremony as chief guests. The ceremony aimed to highlight the rights, independence, safety and importance of …
White Cane Safety Day celebrated at Special Education School in Attock
ATTOCK, Oct 14 (APP):A dignified ceremony was held at Government Razia Sultana Special Education School for Visually Impaired Students, Attock, to mark International White Cane Safety Day. National songs presented by special students captivated the audience.
Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Education Dr Muhammad Azhar and prominent political and social personality Afzal Bangash attended the ceremony as chief guests.
The ceremony aimed to highlight the rights, independence, safety and importance of visually impaired individuals in society.
On the occasion, special students demonstrated their remarkable abilities by performing national songs and presenting impressive tableaux highlighting their lives, talents and determination. Their performances were highly appreciated by the participants.
The speakers emphasised that providing education, protection and equal opportunities is essential to enabling persons with disabilities to become respected and active members of society. They said the white cane symbolises independence, safe mobility and confidence for visually impaired individuals.
They further stressed that every member of society has a responsibility to treat persons with disabilities with respect and dignity and extend cooperation and support to them.
The ceremony highlighted the importance of recognising the abilities of special students and encouraging their participation in society. The speakers conveyed the message that disability should not become a barrier to expressing one’s potential.
The event concluded with a call to recognise abilities, respect persons with disabilities and contribute towards building a safe, equal and accessible society for everyone.
