No Fans At The Olympics; Tokyo Under State Of Emergency

Organizers decided to place Tokyo under a state of emergency due to COVID-19, following an announcement by Japan's Prime Minister. The emergency will last from Monday through August 22nd, overlapping with the Summer Games from July 23rd to August 8th. Initially, local fans were allowed to attend, but rising COVID-19 cases led to changes. Only 15% of Japan's population is fully vaccinated, raising concerns about the virus spreading during the games.

What prompted the organizers to make a decision regarding the Summer Games?

• A financial crisis in Tokyo

• A sudden change in weather conditions

• An announcement by Japan's Prime Minister

• A request from international athletes

When will the state of emergency in Tokyo begin and end?

• July 1st to July 31st

• June 15th to July 15th

• Monday to August 22nd

• August 1st to August 31st

What is the main goal of the state of emergency in Tokyo?

• To increase tourism

• To prevent the spread of COVID-19

• To boost the economy

• To prepare for the Winter Games

What change was made regarding local fans attending the Summer Games?

• They will be allowed to attend all events

• They will be allowed to attend only outdoor events

• They will be allowed to attend with a special pass

• They will not be allowed to attend due to rising COVID-19 cases

What percentage of Japan's population is fully vaccinated?

• 25%

• 50%

• 15%

• 75%