Under the title "Acropolis Now", the BBC programme with Ade Adepitan will be broadcast on Sunday afternoon. One of the British network's best-known presenters, who has been confined to a wheelchair for years, without this preventing him from going about his professional life and beyond.
The BBC programme will present all the changes and improvements that have been made recently, despite the "voices" to the contrary and the alleged alteration of the country's top archaeological site and monument, for disabled access to the Acropolis.
For about a year now, moreover, the Acropolis has seen the installation of the slope lift, which is an international standard of its kind, the shaping of routes for people with mobility difficulties and many other improvements to accommodate disabled people with wheelchairs and disabled people in general.
These works, then, and the extent to which access to the Acropolis has been improved for disabled people will be broadcast by the leading British television network.
These works, then, and the extent to which access to the Acropolis has been improved for disabled people will be broadcast by the leading British television network. "Ade Adepitan is in Athens. He visits the Acropolis, Greece's most famous monument, and experiences the improvements in accessibility at the site," the description of the programme reads, among other things.
Source: skai.gr
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