Olympics boss not keen on holding Games behind closed doors
Visitors looking at the New National Stadium, the venue of the opening and closing ceremony of the Tokyo Olympics. The 2020 Games were to start next week had it not been postponed over the Covid-19 pandemic. – EPA pic, July 16, 2020.
BANNING fans from the Tokyo Olympics is “clearly something we don’t want”, International Olympic Committee chief Thomas Bach said, adding that “multiple scenarios” were under consideration for the rescheduled Games. Bach said safety was the top concern for organisers of the Tokyo Olympics, which were due to start next week but have been postponed for a year over the Covid-19 pandemic.
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