The Paralympics starting next week in Tokyo are the "most important" in their history as they will allow the voices of people with disabilities to be heard during the coronavirus pandemic, the head of the International Paralympic Committee said Thursday.Speaking at a press conference, IPC President Andrew Parsons also said the decision earlier this week to hold the games without spectators was the "best move" in response to increasing COVID-19 cases in Japan, and stressed that the sporting event involving up to about 4,400 athletes can be delivered safely.Addressing reporters from his hotel…READ FULL ARTICLE
