A repair center for wheelchairs and prosthetics is helping Tokyo Paralympic athletes chase their dreams in the Japanese capital, allowing them to compete in top form even if their equipment breaks before their competitions.About 100 technicians and staff from 23 countries are working day and night at a large facility in the athletes' village and 14 satellite booths at venues, equipped with different types of machinery and over 17,000 spare parts."Our role is all about supporting athletes who are competing at the Paralympics from behind the scenes," said Shunjun Takahashi, a Japanese prosthe…READ FULL ARTICLE
