（布里斯班驾照翻译文件翻译）
A vision impaired Springvale man has been left humiliated and embarrassed after he was turned away from a Chinese restaurant in Melbourne' south-east because he had his guide dog with him.
Twanny Farrugia, who was celebrating his 60th birthday with a friend, was asked to leave Choi Palace, in Clayton South, when staff saw guide dog, Val.（布里斯班驾照翻译文件翻译）
Mr Farrugia said he tried to explain to the waitress that by law guide dogs are allowed to enter any public place, but she still refused him entry.
He then showed staff his ID, which states guide dogs can go to most public places with their handler, but was again told the dog was barred.（布里斯班驾照翻译文件翻译）
Mr Farrugia said: "I took my guide dog ID out to show to her. She picked it up from my hand, looked at it and again told me to leave. At this stage I got very angry. I said to her 'look you can't do this, this is against the law'."（布里斯班驾照翻译文件翻译） |
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