Tokyo Olympics Could Face Possible ‘Cancellation’ Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
Tokyo Olympics Could Face Possible
‘Cancellation’ Amid Coronavirus Outbreak Dick Pound, a senior member of the International
Olympics Committee, recently sat down with The
Associated Press to discuss the upcoming Olympics. According to Pound, although the Olympics are currently proceeding forward with “business as usual,” the IOC
is taking the coronavirus outbreak very seriously. He estimates the committee has
at least a two-month window to
decide the fate of the Olympics. Dick Pound,
via Associated Press If it is decided to be too dangerous to proceed with the
games, Pound says they will be canceled, not postponed. Dick Pound,
via Associated Press Pound also said moving the Olympics to another
location would be unlikely, as countries traditionally
spend years prepping for the event. Dick Pound,
via Associated Press
‘Cancellation’ Amid Coronavirus Outbreak Dick Pound, a senior member of the International
Olympics Committee, recently sat down with The
Associated Press to discuss the upcoming Olympics. According to Pound, although the Olympics are currently proceeding forward with “business as usual,” the IOC
is taking the coronavirus outbreak very seriously. He estimates the committee has
at least a two-month window to
decide the fate of the Olympics. Dick Pound,
via Associated Press If it is decided to be too dangerous to proceed with the
games, Pound says they will be canceled, not postponed. Dick Pound,
via Associated Press Pound also said moving the Olympics to another
location would be unlikely, as countries traditionally
spend years prepping for the event. Dick Pound,
via Associated Press