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Including about fifty Afghan Paralympic athletes Zakia Kudatadi, They left their country on Sunday night until Monday and were involved in an Australian government-led evacuation.
For many Afghan Paralympic athletes, such as Zakia Gudadi, the road to Tokyo was suddenly blocked by the Taliban. Since the capture of Kabul and ten days before the end of commercial flights, he has seen his journey to Tokyo interrupted.
Like about fifty Afghan athletes, they were finally able to leave their country to join Australia. An emission mission carried out by the Australian government from Sunday to Monday brought them to Australia. If their days are no longer in danger, they would like to join Japan in honoring participation, but the countdown has begun because no quality bearer or athlete was able to march today at the opening ceremony.
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