Special Children in Karachi to Enjoy Free Entry at City Zoo, announced Karachi Mayor Murtaza Wahab, offering an inclusive opportunity for families. The initiative ensures special needs children can explore the city’s zoo without financial barriers, supporting accessible recreational activities for all. This move highlights the Sindh government’s commitment to social inclusion for children and public awareness of special needs.
Mayor Wahab stated that zoo authorities are implementing free admission immediately. Families can visit the zoo any day, letting children with disabilities enjoy animals and exhibits. Special children’s programs run alongside this initiative, including educational tours and guided activities tailored for their needs. The city aims to combine fun with learning, making the zoo an engaging environment for all children.
The Sindh government also runs employment and skill development programs, modern education, and assistive tools for children to enhance their abilities. These initiatives emphasize that special needs children are a valuable part of society, deserving equal opportunities in education and recreation. Community support for special children strengthens inclusion and raises awareness about their challenges.
Parents and caregivers praised the move, noting how free entry encourages families to spend more quality time together. Experts say such initiatives improve social skills and confidence among children with disabilities. The zoo now serves not just as a recreational spot but also as a platform for inclusive education in Karachi.
This initiative reflects broader government initiatives for inclusivity and shows that small steps, like abolishing entry fees for special needs children. Karachi Zoo sets an example for other public spaces to adopt similar inclusive policies.
