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22 May 2012
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Cycling and rollerblading must be regulated
- The National Association for Women, Physical Activity and Sport campaigns to encourage children to engage in physical activities.
- ANFAPS calls for the creation of play areas.
- ANFAPS calls for the creation of play areas.
The National Association for Women, Physical Activity and Sport (ANFAPS) celebrated the National Day of the Moroccan Child on 20 May in Sidi Bernoussi. On this occasion, it organised a recreational sports morning under the aegis of the Sidi Bernoussi district prefecture, in collaboration with the National Committee for the Prevention of Traffic Accidents (CNPAC) and the Barnoussi Sports Association.The objective of this event is to raise awareness among citizens about the benefits of sports activity for the physical and intellectual development of children, as well as about respect for the environment and the Highway Code in relation to traffic accidents. "We want to draw people's attention to users of two-wheelers and rollerblades, but also to alert parents and children to the dangers of rollerblading without any supervision. Children hang onto vehicles, which leads to several accident…
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