International traffic signs for the safety of deaf pedestrians were installed in Addis Ababa July 10, 2018 (Manaheria Radio) The Addis Ababa Traffic Management Authority announced that it has installed international signs and indications on the roads of the city where deaf pedestrians are active. According to Mr. Michael Kasu, the head of the road traffic control methods group of the authority's road safety engineering directorate; The first round of planting took place in the vicinity of Black Lion School. He pointed out that the work is aimed at protecting and protecting the deaf students moving in that area from traffic accidents. Accordingly, five traffic signs and signals have been installed on the two directions from the National Theater to the Black Lion School and from Theodore Square to the Black Lion School. Engineer Michael explained that these signs will help drivers to recognize the presence of deaf pedestrians when they approach the area, reduce their speed and take extra care. The team leader pointed out that the authority plans to install similar traffic safety signs step by step in Bole School, Mekanisa Abo and Second Minilik School areas where deaf citizens move widely. __ We are afraid of thinking