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Training of People With Disabilities for Dive Category R1 Began

Published: February 21, 2014
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obukaThe eco-diving group of disabled people from Lukavac began with the implementation of the project ‘training of people with disabilities for diving category R1’. Through this project, eight new members will be trained, and will be available to other people as well to try to dive and gain the title of diver with one star.

The training will be conducted by a licensed instructor, after which it will take place in Neum. After successfully completing the course, participants will receive an internationally recognized diploma and will be able to dive anywhere in the world. BH Telecom funds this project.

(Source: Tuzlarije.net)

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