Inclusivity in the spotlight at 2022 World Cup in Qatar | Video
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This year's World Cup is the most inclusive ever, with five different types of matchday tickets for fans with different needs. In a first, there are sensory rooms for those with behavioural disorders associated with the brain such as autism. Qatar is hoping the tournament will help them better accommodate people with special needs in the long term. Aslam Shah with more.
05 Dec 2022 11:41pm
This year's World Cup is the most inclusive ever, with five different types of matchday tickets for fans with different needs. In a first, there are sensory rooms for those with behavioural disorders associated with the brain such as autism. Qatar is hoping the tournament will help them better accommodate people with special needs in the long term. Aslam Shah with more.
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