Deaf and blind people are said to have been forgotten during the pandemic – BBC News

As the lockout becomes easier, millions of lives are significantly affected by social distance rules designed to keep everyone safe. But for many deaf and blind people, it is almost impossible for the world to wear rules of disguise and face masks. Many deaf and blind people believe that they have been forgotten during the pandemic and believe that fear will continue to affect lives in the distant future. Huw Edwards has presented Disability News on BBC News with correspondent Nikki Fox. Subscribe HERE http://bit.ly/1rbfUog .

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