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Young women in wheelchairs prevented from traveling due to lack of accessibility at CP
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Young women in wheelchairs prevented from traveling due to lack of accessibility at CP

SIC Notícias31 August 2026 at 14:18

Young women in wheelchairs were prevented from traveling by CP (Comboios de Portugal) train due to lack of accessibility. The trip was planned, the tickets had already been purchased, and the destination was Zamora, Spain. Two young women in the group had no access to the transport. The responsible association will pay out of their own pockets for an alternative trip so that the young women can complete the journey to their intended destination.

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