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WHITE CANE DAY CELEBRATION

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Do you see my white cane?

By Rico Domingo and Linda Choy | August 1, 2004 - 12:00am

They cross the street, stroll along the sidewalk, ride the bus, mrt and lrt, go malling and shop at the supermarket. The only distinction is the presence of a white cane. As eyes are to a sighted person, the white...

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