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January 10, 2007
Housing
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Housing estates made more elderly-friendly
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Housing Department

It is now safer and easier for the elderly to get around public housing estates, Secretary for Housing, Planning & Lands Michael Suen says. He told legislators today that by last November, 115 works projects improving barrier-free access in new estates had been completed, with more to be finished in 2006-07.

 

Entrances, corridors and doors now have ample width, with ramps and handrails installed at appropriate locations, with non-slip floor tiles. Recreation and leisure facilities for seniors have also been built where suitable.

 

The department drew up a programme to enhance estate access for seniors following a review in 2001.



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