A cycling track for people with special needs opened in Damascus

Sport

Damascus (ST): Marking the World Day for People with Special Needs and with the participation of a number of sports celebrities, the Syrian Special Olympiad Establishment opened a special cycling track for people with special needs in Burniah Street, Damascus.

The 1300 m track extends from Al-Fayha’a sports city swimming pool until Burniah Street. About 150 participants from people with special needs and outstanding sports personalities took part in the event which was followed by planting saplings on both sides of the track. 

 President of the board of the Syrian Special Olympiad Tarif Qoutrash said that the establishment organizes on this occasion a number of activities that make people with special needs happy and help merge them in our society.

K.Q. 

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