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    SINGAPORE PARA BOWLING

    INTERNATIONAL 2023
    2 OCT - 8 OCT | TEMASEK CLUB
    Organised by

    INFORMATION GUIDE
    @VILLAGE HOTEL BUGIS
    CHECK-IN
    Check-in is at 2pm on day of arrival
    Early arrival - Guests can place their luggage at concierge
    and have a walk nearby while waiting for the rooms to be
    ready.

    MEALS
    The dining hall is located at The Landmark Restaurant at
    Level 5.

    Please bring your accreditation pass for entry to the


    dining hall.

    2nd Oct - 8th Oct


    Breakfast 6:30 am - 10:30 am
    Lunch provided at Competition Venue
    Dinner 7:00 pm - 9:30 pm
    **2 oct - dinner only
    **8 oct - breakfast only

    CHECK-OUT
    Please complete your room check-outs by 8 Oct, 12pm.
    Kindly note that there will be no late check-outs.
    TRANSPORTATION
    Airport Transfers
    Airport transfers have been catered for you based on pre-arrival
    communications. If you have any changes to your flights, departure
    point or numbers of persons departing Singapore, please contact
    the Local Organising Committee (LOC).

    Hotel and Competition Venue


    Transport between the hotel and competition venue have been
    arranged daily via buses, back and forth.
    Date Time From To Bus Wheelchair

    3 Oct 9.00am Hotel Comp Venue YES YES

    3 Oct 4.30pm Comp Venue Hotel YES YES

    4 Oct 9.00am Hotel Comp Venue YES YES

    4 Oct 4.30pm Comp Venue Hotel YES YES

    5 Oct 8.00am Hotel Comp Venue YES YES

    5 Oct 10.30am Hotel Comp Venue YES NO

    5 Oct 2.00pm Comp Venue Hotel YES NO

    5 Oct 5.45pm Comp Venue Hotel YES YES

    6 Oct 8.30am Hotel Comp Venue YES NO

    6 Oct 10.30am Hotel Comp Venue YES YES

    6 Oct 2.00pm Comp Venue Hotel YES NO

    6 Oct 5.45pm Comp Venue Hotel YES YES

    7 Oct 8.30am Hotel Comp Venue YES YES

    7 Oct 2.00pm Comp Venue Hotel YES YES


    SCHEDULE

    3 Oct

    10.00am Training & Classification

    12.00pm Lunch at Competition Venue

    1.00pm Team Manager Meeting at Comp Venue

    2.00pm Training & Classification

    4.00pm End

    4 Oct

    10.00am Training & Classification

    12.00pm Lunch at Competition Venue

    2.00pm Training & Classification

    4.00pm End
    5 Oct

    9.00am Opening Ceremony

    10.00am Singles - TPB1, TPB2 & TPB8

    11.30am Lunch

    2.30pm Singles - TPB3, TPB4, TPB9, TPB10

    5.00pm Medal Ceremony

    6 Oct

    10.00am Doubles - TPB4, TPB9 & TPB10

    11.30am Lunch at Competition Venue

    2.30pm Doubles - TPB1+2/3 & TPB8

    5.00pm Medal Ceremony

    7 Oct

    10.00am Trios - TPB1+2+2/3 & TPB8+9+9/10

    12.00pm Medal Ceremony

    12.30pm Lunch at Competition Venue

    2.00pm End
    CLASSIFICATION
    Impairment Date Time Venue

    8.30am to
    Physical 3 & 4 Oct Comp Venue
    4.00pm

    9.20am to
    Intellectual 3 Oct Comp Venue
    1.00pm

    Eye Clinic
    8.00am to
    Visual 3 Oct 51 Cuppage Road
    11.00am
    #01-04 S(229469)

    Physical & Intellectual Impairment Classification


    Please refer to the section on TRANSPORTATION for the bus
    schedule

    Visual Impairment Classification


    Transport between the hotel and eye clinic

    Date Time From To

    3 Oct 7.15am Hotel Eye clinic

    3 Oct 11.15am Eye clinic Comp Venue


    AMENITIES NEARBY
    Bugis Junction is the nearest
    shopping mall from the hotel.
    It consists of a supermarket,
    Cold Storage and a wide
    variety of food and
    beverages outlets, with halal
    options such as Big Fish
    Small Fish, Flipper’s, Nando’s
    and Subway. Bugis Junction
    is also connected to another
    shopping mall, Bugis+

    Visit Arab Street for its


    exotic mix of shops
    selling crafts and textiles
    and Middle Eastern
    restaurants, and Haji
    Lane for hipster cafes
    and street art.
    CONTACTS
    Emergency contacts

    Police Emergency: 999


    Emergency Ambulance: 995
    Non-Emergency Ambulance: 1777

    Hospital:
    Tan Tock Seng Hospital
    11 Jalan Tan Tock Seng, Singapore 308433
    Tel: +65 6256 6011
    (4.1 km away from Village Hotel Bugis)

    Local Organising Committee Contacts

    Overall:
    Justinian Chua +65 9798 5744

    Transport:
    May Ling +65 9147 3113

    Hotel operations:
    Jodie Koh +65 9221 1055
    Ryna Wu +65 8368 1817

    Competition operations:
    Kelvin +65 9380 4355
    ABOUT SINGAPORE
    DISABILITY SPORTS COUNCIL
    Founded in 1973 by the then Ministry of Social Affairs with
    10 social service agencies, the Singapore Disability Sports
    Council, or SDSC, is the national sports body for persons
    with disabilities. It is dedicated to transforming the lives of
    persons with disabilities through sport, through their
    engagement, participation, development and excellence.

    SDSC aims to achieve this by establishing and influencing


    national parasport initiatives, promotion and policies,
    providing guidance and support to parasport
    organisations and advocates, representing the interests of
    para athletes and parasport, and overseeing the pathway
    and performance of para athletes.

    Together with its members - an alliance of social service


    agencies, parasport and mainstream sport organisations,
    SDSC contributes to Singapore’s movement towards
    greater inclusion, and has produced success stories like
    Asian Youth Para Games medalist Aloysius Gan and
    Singapore’s most bemedalled Paralympian Yip Pin Xiu.

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