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The organizers say they will put out a summary of the talks by the end of the year.They also revealed that they are considering ways to simplify the games, such as reducing the number of participants. Maruki Iri saw firsthand the horror that the atomic bomb inflicted on Hiroshima. The World Food Organization reports that livestock supply chains account for 14.5 percent of human-generated greenhouse gas emissions. The organizers say they were able to secure all of the same venues and facilities for the participants, which enabled them to construct a schedule that closely mirrors the original.The organizers say they will start discussions in September with the national and Tokyo governments on measures to limit the spread of the coronavirus.

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“For the Games to be held, everyone has to do their best to contain or mitigate this virus.”Athletes around the world continue to train under the assumption that the Games will be held next year. Beef and dairy production are responsible for most of that. That’s down nine percentage points from a survey conducted in late March, when the Olympics were postponed until next year.Asked about the current timeline, 35% said the Games should be delayed even further, while 31% said they should be cancelled entirely.

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Producer. “Whether the Olympics can be held or not depends on whether human beings can overcome the coronavirus or not,” said Mori Yoshiro, the president of the Tokyo 2020 Organising Committee, in a recent interview with NHK.Mori added that specifically, progress in the development of vaccines and treatments will be crucial in determining whether the Games are actually held or not.“If the circumstances were to remain unchanged, then the Games could not be held,” he said. A-bomb artwork going digital to keep message alive (July 17, 2020).

Thirteen said they think the Games should be cancelled if this were the case.NHK conducted a telephone survey of Japanese residents about the Olympics this weekend. These include immigration controls, inspection and treatment systems, and preventive measures for hotels and transportation. Aizawa Yuko. Will the Olympics actually happen? NHK WORLD provides the latest news from Japan, Asia and around the world. We are featured in this NHK World piece in Backstories by NHK World correspondent Jun Yotsumoto (link below).At the bottom of the article, you can watch the news clip. 70% said they approve, while 24% said they are against the plans.42% of respondents said they are in favor of the idea of events without spectators, while 53% said they are against it.The director of Japan’s Disease Control and Prevention Center, Ohmagari Norio, says that strict immigration controls will be needed if the Games are to be held under the pandemic.“The most important thing is we have to do our best to prevent an influx of COVID-19. nhk world знакомит Вас с новостями из Японии, Азии и рассказывает о главных событиях в мире. About 1,300 people responded.Asked if they are interested in the Games, 71% said they are either very interested or interested to some extent.

But with some experts saying the peak of the pandemic is still to come, it will be up to the efforts of governments across the world to ensure that the Olympics can actually be held, and that the efforts to the athletes are not in vain. Backstories.

NHK World Correspondent. It revealed that the Olympics will run for 17 days, starting on July 23, 2021, one day earlier than the start date that had been planned for this year. NHK World Correspondent. NHK World Correspondent.

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