Facilities for Person with Disabilities (PWDs)

Sultan Abdul Samad Library (PSAS) has also provided facilities for students with disabilities (OKU). Some of the facilities provided include:

5 special accessible carrel rooms have been provided for the needs of users with disabilities (OKU) on the Ground Floor and Level 2 of the Main Library. Users can inform the duty officers if they require assistance in using the facilities.​

		ACCESS TO THE LIBRARY - TRACKS AND RAMPS
		There is a pathway for wheelchair users to enter the Main Library. Users can also receive assistance and services from relevant staff to enter the library.
		PARKING AREA
		The library has provided special vehicle parking for users with disabilities (OKU) to park their vehicles near the entrance of the library.
		DISCUSSION ROOM
		A special dedicated discussion room have been provided for the needs of users with disabilities (OKU) at the Media Unit, Ground Level, Block A Main Library. Users can inform the duty officers if they require assistance in using the facilities.
		CARREL ROOM
		5 special accessible carrel rooms have been provided for the needs of users with disabilities (OKU) on the Ground Floor and Level 2 of the Main Library. Users can inform the duty officers if they require assistance in using the facilities.
		READING AREA
		A dedicated reading space for users with disabilities (OKU) is provided at the Media Unit on the Ground Floor and also on Level 2, the General Reading Area.
		BRAILLE MACHINE
		A special carrel room housing a Braille Machine is provided for users with disabilities (Visual Impairment). This facility is located at the Media Unit, Ground Level, Block A.
		ACCESSIBLE TOILET FOR OKU
		Accessible and user-friendly toilets designed specifically for the disabled (OKU) are provided at the Main Library for the convenience of users with disabilities.
		ELEVATOR FACILITIES
		The 2 elevator facilities in Block A and Block B of the Main Library are equipped with Braille buttons to provide accessibility for OKU users (physically disabled and visually impaired).
		TACTILE PATHWAY
		A safe and obstruction-free tactile pathway has been provided to facilitate and assist visually impaired users in walking safely.

Updated:: 13/12/2023 [khairul_zul]