Students 'go blind' to mark Int'l Blind Day
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| Ten blind people, accompanied by volunteers, wait to take the subway for the first time at a subway platform in Kunming, the capital of southwest China's Yunnan province on October 15, 2015. College students also cover their eyes with eye patches in a bid to understand the challenges faced by blind people when navigating the city's public transportation system. These are part of the activities to mark the International Blind Day. [Chinanews.com] |
![Ten blind people, accompanied by volunteers, wait to take the subway for the first time at a subway platform in Kunming, the capital of southwest China's Yunnan province on October 15, 2015. College students also cover their eyes with eye patches in a bid to understand the challenges faced by blind people when navigating the city's public transportation system. These are part of the activities to mark the International Blind Day. [Chinanews.com]](http://images.china.cn/attachement/jpg/site1007/20151016/b8aeed990456178a95c013.jpg "Ten blind people, accompanied by volunteers, wait to take the subway for the first time at a subway platform in Kunming, the capital of southwest China's Yunnan province on October 15, 2015. College students also cover their eyes with eye patches in a bid to understand the challenges faced by blind people when navigating the city's public transportation system. These are part of the activities to mark the International Blind Day. [Chinanews.com]")
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