Bildnummer: 56575009 Datum: 25.11.2011 Copyright: imago/Xinhua (111203) -- XINING, 3 dicembre 2011 (Xinhua) -- il quattroenne ma Shaoqian, gruppo etnico Hui, che soffre di problemi uditivi, è visto seduto con sua madre in un corso di educazione al lavoro manuale in un centro di riabilitazione uditiva a Xi Ning, capitale della provincia del Qinghai della Cina nord-occidentale, 25 novembre 2011. Per molti bambini non udenti, l'udito parzialmente compromesso può essere migliorato alla normale capacità grazie all'impianto della coclea e all'uso dell'apparecchio acustico. Negli ultimi cinque anni, la Cina ha lanciato un progetto di riabilitazione gratuito per gli Hearing-los

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Bildnummer: 56575009 Datum: 25.11.2011 Copyright: imago/Xinhua (111203) -- XINING, Dec. 3, 2011 (Xinhua) -- The four-year-old Ma Shaoqian, Hui ethnic group, who suffers hearing impairment, is seen sitting with his mother at a handwork education class in a hearing rehabilitation center in Xi ning, capital of northwest China s Qinghai Province, Nov. 25, 2011. For many deaf children, their partially impaired hearing can be improved to normal ability by cochlea implantation and wearing the hearing aid. Over the past five years, China has launched a free rehabilitation project for the hearing-loss children living in poverty, by which 2, 653 kids have received implanted cochleas and another 19, 875 have got hearing aids, according to the China Rehabilitation and Research Center For Deaf Children. By far, a network involving 1, 279 rehabilitation institutions and serving for deaf children has been set up in China, covering nearly 300, 000 hearing-impaired individuals. Since the hearing ability enhance effectively, lots of deaf children no longer live in the soundless world and are able to study for knowledge. In the next five years, China plans to invest 1.76 billion RMB (272.1 million U.S. dollars) to implant artificial cochleas for free to some 16, 000 children with severe hearing impairment, and another 12, 000 deaf children might wear free hearing aids as well. (Xinhua/Zheng Huansong) (hdt) CHINA-INTERNATIONAL DAY OF DISABLED PERSONS-DEAF CHILDREN-EDUCATION (CN) PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN Gesellschaft Fotostory Bildung Schule für Taubstumme Geistig Behinderte xjh x0x 2011 quer 56575009 Date 25 11 2011 Copyright Imago XINHUA Xining DEC 3 2011 XINHUA The Four Year Old MA Hui Ethnic Group Who suffers Hearing impairment IS Lakes Sitting With His Mother AT a handwork Education Class in a Hearing Rehabilitation Center in Xi Ning Capital of Northwest China S Qinghai Province Nov 25 2011 for MANY Deaf Children their partially Impaired Hearing CAN Be Improved to Normal ability b