We see and interact with them on a daily basis, but is KL a good place for the disabled? We look at KL from three different vantage points - a blind ICT manager, wheel-chair bound law student, and the family of an autistic kid. 

<p><span>We see and interact with them on a daily basis, but is KL a good place for the disabled? We look at KL from three different vantage points - a blind ICT manager, wheel-chair bound law student, and the family of an autistic kid.&nbsp;</span></p>

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