The organizers of “Tokio 2020” concerned with the spread of the choreography

The olympic organisers are “s that are seriously concerned” by the spread of the choreography and the impact it will have on the Tokyo Olympics this summer.

Some qualifying events have already been affected due to the virus, reports the BBC.

Chief-executive of the “Tokio 2020”, Toshiiro Muto, hopes the virus will disappear as soon as possible, Koha Ditore broadcasts.

“We are very concerned that the spread of the virus will pour cold water into the momentum for the” Olympic Games, Muto said.
More than 24,300 cases of virus have been recorded in China and 490 people have lost their lives, where ten cases have also been confirmed on an isolated Japanese ship.

Two people died outside China, one in Hong Kong and one in the Philippines.

The World Health Organization has declared a global health emergency, but it has said that it does not yet contain the worldwide level of spread.

Japanese government officials, including Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, say they will work hard to downplay the impact on the Olympics, which will begin on July 24th.

Sabo Kawabuchi, mayor of the Village of Sportsmen, where at least 11,000 athletes are expected, hopes for good Olympic Games.

We will do our best to protect the athletes and allow them to give the best in the” contests, Kawabuchi said.

International Olympic Committee has said it is in contact with O The BSH and its medical experts are confident that the relevant authorities will take all necessary measures to address the situation.

<x) Tokio 2020 will continue to co-operate with all relevant organisations that are carefully monitoring the situation and reviewing the counter measures that may be necessary with all organisations. Preparations for Tokio 2020 are continuing according to plan”, the IOC spokesman said.

A number of sports events in China have been cancelled or postponed, including the World of Athletics at the gym, the football season in China, and the goff competition on the island of Hainan.
Some countries have imposed restrictions on Chinese athletes, but the World Federation of Badminton on Wednesday has said it will not happen in its world events.
Also in doubt is China's Grand Reward Race in Formula 1 expected to be held in Shanghai.