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DPRK decides not to attend Tokyo Olympics over COVID-19 concerns

  FILE PHOTO: A man looks at his mobile phone next to The Olympic rings in front of the Japan Olympics Museum in Tokyo, Japan, March 4, 2020. [Photo/Agencies] PYONGYANG - The Democratic People s Republic of Korea (DPRK) will not participate in the Tokyo Summer Olympics this July due to concerns over the COVID-19 pandemic, according to Sports in the DPRK on Tuesday, a website on sports affairs in the country. The decision was made at a general assembly meeting of the DPRK Olympic Committee held in Pyongyang on March 25, the website news said. The Democratic People s Republic of Korea has decided not to participate in the 32nd Olympic Games during the general assembly to protect our athletes from the global health crisis situation related to the coronavirus as proposed by committee members, it added.

Japanese institute paid $1 3 million by Tokyo Olympic bid committee shuts operations: website

Japanese institute paid $1.3 million by Tokyo Olympic bid committee shuts operations: website Reuters 26/01/2021 By Ami Miyazaki © Reuters/Stoyan Nenov FILE PHOTO: Man looks at his mobile phone next to The Olympic rings in front of the Japan Olympics Museum in Tokyo By Ami Miyazaki TOKYO (Reuters) - A Japanese non-profit sports institute paid $1.3 million by the Tokyo Olympic bid committee during a campaign to secure the 2020 Games shut down all its activities at the end of December, according to a notice on its website. The Jigoro Kano Memorial International Sport Institute, established in 2009 and run by former Japanese prime minister Yoshiro Mori, did not provide a reason for ceasing activities on its website.

Will the cursed Tokyo Olympics go ahead? Saving face might prove more important than fans presence

A woman walks past the Olympic rings in front of the Japan Olympics Museum, in Tokyo, in March 2020. Photo: Reuters Opinion Destinations known by Mercedes Hutton Will the ‘cursed’ Tokyo Olympics go ahead? Saving face might prove more important than fans’ presence Public support for the Games, which have cost Japan US$15.4 billion already, has dropped to new lows With another postponement out of the question, the show must surely go on?

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