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The Executive Director of the WHO Regional Office for Europe, Robb Butler, said the situation occurred because most of the countries recorded a spike in cases of Covid-19 infections.
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“WHO is very concerned about the host easing the Covid-19 ban. We found that some of the stadiums hosting matches would allow attendance beyond the required limit, we fear new variants will be created,” he said by email to AFP.
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However WHO did not disclose the name of the city that took the action. However, the United Kingdom (UK) yesterday announced it would allow more than 60,000 spectators to watch the semifinals and final at Wembley Stadium in London.
Previously, the country only allowed 40,000 spectators to watch the match, which involved around 50 percent of the stadium’s capacity.
The latest announcement saw a 75 percent increase in spectator capacity for the last three games with the final taking place on July 11.
According to Butler, Covid-19 cases have reportedly increased in several cities hosting the 2020 UEFA European football tournament.
Therefore, WHO He appealed to cities that organize matches in their respective regions, especially in locations with high Covid-19 cases, to act immediately.
Meanwhile, UEFA informed that there are no plans to change the venue for the semifinal and final matches.
reported, UEFA also is in talks with the UK government to propose relaxing travel restrictions to allow 2,500 officials (VIPs) to attend the final.
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