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Broken lifts and stairs for commuters with wheelchairsBy:RAIL There is no time frame on when railway stations in Cape Town will be universally accessible, but they will be upgraded says Metrorail. The trains themselves will only be fully accessible for wheelchair users in two to three years, GroundUp reported.
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