The new permanent structure, inaugurated on 9 July 2024, contains eighteen reserved stations, adequately spaced and covered by gazebos, and twelve stations under umbrellas, equipped to host people with total motor disabilities (tetraplegia) and/or those affected by neurodegenerative diseases (such as ALS and similar conditions) and their companions. It also includes accessible bathrooms, areas dedicated to volunteers, offices, common areas, and a multipurpose hall for activities for volunteers and guests, as well as public awareness initiatives.
Additionally, there are 50 stations with umbrellas and sunbeds available for everyone’s holiday.
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