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In spite of the fact that we
are in 2021, however even today in Pakistan, if a young lady makes reference to
going external the nation alone, many individuals' eyebrows are raised and
there is a countless series of inquiries. Who are you going with, who you will
remain with, and so forth and so on Yet, on the off chance that the young lady
is genuinely crippled and needs to go to another country alone for a walk, what
will be the response of individuals?
Three Pakistani young ladies in a wheelchair visiting
Egypt.
Since the episode of the
Covid, where wealthy individuals have been hesitant to make travel
arrangements, these three debilitated Pakistani ladies in wheelchairs have been
visiting a nation like Egypt outside of Pakistan and put stock in their excellent
clothing. Seeing the beautiful pictures, my heart needed me to leave everything
and arrive at Cairo.
Clearly for the people who
have not abandoned their inability, how is it possible that the would Corona
pandemic block their aims?
The three ladies are
Tanzeela, Afshan and Zarghona. Tanzeela hails from Lahore, Afshan hails from
Peshawar and Zarghona lives in Quetta. Handicap made the three dearest
companions. Allow us to acquaint you with these three daring ladies and skill
they are going all throughout the planet without an assistant in a wheelchair.
Afshan: Why not show the world how
ladies with handicaps can make a trip to different nations. Afshan, 32, from Dara
Adamkhel, lives in Peshawar. At the age of 22, 75 percent of her body was
disabled since she was not inoculated against polio as a kid. Physiotherapy has
reestablished her wellbeing somewhat and she can now basically sit in a
wheelchair. As to choice to travel alone,
she says that ladies with incapacities are regularly viewed with feel sorry
for, that they are mysteriously absent, and I thought, 'Why not show the world
that in case there is consolation, something is inconceivable?' No, and how
could ladies with inabilities travel to different nations and follow rules? Afshan says that we used to
see young ladies taking strolls outside Pakistan however there was no notice of
individuals with incapacities, what offices are accessible for them, how they
can travel abroad, for individuals with handicaps in different nations. The conditions
are equivalent to in Pakistan or there are better offices. He holds a BS in Microbiology
and is important for various undertakings for individuals with incapacities
broadly and globally. Guaranteeing the support of ladies with handicaps in different
organizations is an aspect of their responsibilities. She says her folks
additionally deal with similar issues with their schooling as guardians of
youngsters with handicaps because of absence of offices, from transport to
structures and washrooms. There were no offices for him. I couldn't play in school; I couldn't eat or
drink anything so I didn't have to go to the lavatory in light of the fact that
there were no washrooms. She says that young ladies
with handicaps are viewed with feel sorry for in Pakistan and it is a long ways
to remember them for choices. Notwithstanding, his folks were extremely steady. This isn't Afshan's first
outing all things considered. She has visited six nations for meetings and
studios previously, however in this load of excursions she was important for
gatherings or had somebody with her. Tanzalia : On the off chance that an
individual isn't intellectually disabled, he turns out to be extremely
autonomous. Tanzeela Bachchan, 30, is
impaired. She says, "I have no legs beneath the knees and I have been in a
wheelchair for my entire life," yet so far she has gone all throughout the
planet in a similar wheelchair. Tanzeela says, "Allah
has made man autonomous, yet in our country, an impaired individual is made
poor of others and he can't come anyplace without the assistance of anybody,
from cafés to public washrooms." There are no offices for people to go
alone. He needs to take somebody to the washroom. There is no protection and in
the event that there is no security, your self-assurance is totally
obliterated. I asked Tanzeela what life has been similar to up
until now and how much her folks have upheld her. Accordingly, she says that if
an individual isn't intellectually debilitated, he turns out to be extremely
autonomous. Tanzeela says she didn't deal
with any serious issues yet regardless of whether a tough spot emerged, "I
have confronted it valiantly. Just as being a social
specialist, Tanzeela runs two of her own organizations, with a four year
certification in worldwide advancement from the University of London. He is a
public speaker and is important for a film about individuals with handicaps and
a few tasks. Voyaging is Tanzeela's
obsession and she shares photographs and recordings of her movements to
energize other crippled individuals through them and to have her family support
her as Tanzeela's family upholds her. This isn't Tanzeela's first
excursion abroad. She has visited 19 nations prior to leaving for Egypt, yet
her mom has consistently been with her. This year, Tanzeela ventured
out to Turkey alone interestingly. In the wake of seeing Tanzeela's photos,
Afshan and Zarghona reached her to go on a visit through a nation together. The experience of voyaging
alone without an assistant was acceptable to the point that Tanzeela has
concluded that from now into the foreseeable future she will travel alone. Zarghona: I have never been separated
from everyone else from Quetta to Islamabad or Karachi previously. Zarghona, 36, from a Pathan
family, was seven months old when she gotten a polio assault and couldn't walk. "Prior to that, I didn't
go from Quetta to Islamabad or Karachi alone and I have some specialist with
me. Regardless of whether I head off to some place in Quetta, I need to take
somebody with me," she says. This isn't his first outing,
however it is his first. She has recently visited three nations with the
gatherings on different tasks. "I was extremely eager to see Tanzeela and
Afshan and I set out to travel alone," she says. "On the off chance
that the two of them can travel alone, for what reason right?" She holds a Masters and LLB
in English Literature and is a social dissident working for individuals with
inabilities and runs her own association. Because of his inability, he
likewise dealt with issues like Tanzeela and Afshan. Nonetheless, his relatives
upheld him a ton. On the off chance that he had not upheld me, I would not be
the place where I am today. How did Corona set out to go
in the pestilence? The triplet began making
arrangements in February, shaping a gathering on WhatsApp. Once in a while
Maldives, now and then another nation lastly they picked Egypt. It took them five months to
design the excursion, however the three fearless ladies didn't employ a travel
planner and masterminded everything themselves. Tanzeela gathered the papers
of each of the three and applied for visas, made appointments all over the
place, their tickets were dropped multiple times. They dealt with numerous
issues yet they didn't surrender lastly accumulated in Islamabad from where
they got a trip to Egypt. Didn't they have any stresses
over the Corona infection that the circumstance could be dubious whenever and
travel could be troublesome? Accordingly, Tanzeela says,
"Indeed, there was strain, however we are a long ways ahead in soul, so we
finished our immunizations, finished PCR and presently nobody can stop us. The
family didn't stop. Didn't the family stop as
well? Tanzeela says that in the first place, the response of my family was
equivalent to that of any young lady's family when they take the name of
traveling to another country alone. I'm certain that in case there is an issue,
Tanzeela will manage it. "I figure my family
would supplicate more for others than for me that on the off chance that
somebody moved into his arms, he would not endure." Afshan concedes that it is
most certainly more upsetting for the guardians for the handicapped girl to
leave the nation alone and her folks were stunned toward the start with regards
to why they need to go alone when there is no meeting and so on He was additionally
scared of the warmth and since the man in the wheelchair was perspiring a great
deal, he was concerned that I would get extremely drained. What did you learn by traveling alone without a helper? In response, Tanzeela says,
"I have learned that God has given man a lot of power and he should use
that power to do something good and not let it go to waste. "I don't see myself in a
wheelchair in the mirror every day, but when I see Afshan and Zarghona managing
their lives in a wheelchair, I see my reflection in it, I think how much God
has given me Made great ... As they move forward successfully, so do I. About the decision to travel
alone, she says, "At first I was afraid of how everything would be
possible, but the experience was great. I learned a lot." "I have learned to trust
myself and to understand myself completely," says Afshan. Once you decide,
no power in the world can stop you. Sitting at home thinking that I am disabled,
I don't know what will happen to me in this country. There are problems, but
they have to be faced. " While Zarghona says she
learned that family is not always with her, your attendant is also a human
being, she may also have an illness, she needs a break and how can I deal with
this situation? I have learned so much that I don't think anything will be
difficult for us after that. Tanzeela says that so far,
from the hotel to the drivers and the management of the sightseeing, everyone
has been very supportive of us.
The three are currently in
Sharm el-Sheikh, having previously visited Alexandria and Cairo. In the future,
the three plan to visit more countries and want to include more women with
disabilities in their travels.
What are the facilities for people with disabilities
in Egypt? In spite of the fact that
there is an absence of offices for individuals with inabilities in Egypt,"
said Tanzeela.The three of them were going here and there alone ... Wheelchairs
cannot come in one car so another car had to be ordered, people were not able
to fold the wheelchairs and there was a risk of breakage and we had to go ahead
and fold our own wheelchairs, along with passports and P.O. CR and other
documents are being requested. Zarghona says that the taxi
drivers and people at the airport were shouting, "Come here, take this
package, take this taxi." Holding hands, he picked up the bag and came out
and took it. "It's not that
everything is ready for us on the plate, but even if the driver of the car is
new, we are dealing with everything happily and jokingly tell each other to do
all the wheelchair tutorials again today." will have.' She says that even if there
is no elevator in the hotel and those who come down the stairs have to be told
where to grab the wheelchair so that the balance is maintained, there is no
burden on them and we do not fall. Even in the bathroom where we
are now, the servant can't take a bath. Everything has happened to us, but for
us these problems are not part of life, so we will not complain and do
everything ourselves," says Tanzeela. Have been and are helping each
other. But despite all this, they
are still moving around with complete autonomy, sitting in the car on their
own, going shopping on their own, tasting new foods and enjoying each other as
well as getting to know each other a lot. She is also learning things from her
and most of all she is feeling free.
Afshan says that after seeing
us in a wheelchair, Ober drivers often ask for double fare, because they know
that they have no other choice, if they are disabled, just return. There are
problems, but now technology, information on the Internet, so many services have
come that you do not have to rely on the same taxi driver, but use these
services and remove these obstacles. Let people know that you are disabled but
you also have the option of using another taxi or other service.
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