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ESAMEA reports exclusion of people with disabilities from beaches due to equipment removal

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The Greek Federation of Disabled Persons (ΕΣΑμεΑ) reported instances of exclusion of individuals with disabilities from beaches due to missing accessibility equipment.
The organization highlighted damaged equipment and significant delays in addressing issues on various islands.
ΕΣΑμεΑ is calling for urgent intervention from the Central Union of Municipalities of Greece (ΚΕΔΕ) to ensure the rights and safe access for people with reduced mobility to public beaches.
Multiple news outlets have echoed these complaints, emphasizing the need for immediate action to rectify the situation.
The federation's concerns reflect broader issues regarding accessibility for individuals with disabilities in Greece.

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The National Confederation of Disabled People (ΕΣΑμεΑ) has raised concerns about the exclusion of individuals with disabilities from Greek beaches due to inadequate accessibility. Reports indicate that specialized equipment intended to assist those with mobility challenges has been removed in several locations, which has severely impacted their ability to access coastal areas.

In response to these issues, ΕΣΑμεΑ has called for urgent intervention from the Central Union of Municipalities of Greece (ΚΕΔΕ), emphasizing the need to safeguard the rights of people with disabilities and ensure their safe access to beaches. The organization reports ongoing equipment malfunctions and significant delays in implementing necessary accessibility measures on various islands, further compounding the issue for affected individuals.

Advocates stress the importance of immediate action to address these barriers and facilitate inclusive access for all citizens with reduced mobility to enjoy public beaches across the country.

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