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Around 100 specialists support people with disabilities during the Games

During the VI World Nomad Games, around 100 professionals are on hand to assist individuals with disabilities.

2 September 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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According to reports, about 100 employees from the Ministry of Labour, Social Security and Migration are deployed during the VI World Nomad Games. Their role is to accompany and support people with disabilities.

In addition to these specialists, a hotline has been established, specifically available for people with disabilities. This was reported by Kaktus.media, which announced further details regarding the services offered.

The measures aim to ensure that participation in the Games is as accessible as possible for all individuals, including those with special needs. These activities are part of efforts to promote inclusion and support in social events.

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