In 3D it looks fascinating, reality scares you: 212 euros per day to sleep at a barakah at the Qatar World Cup?

Always football fans, the World Cup is received with great enthusiasm, as their nationals play there and one is proclaimed the best of the world, writes Periscope.

But how much is Qatar willing to welcome such an organization? Are there enough conditions to accommodate about 1 million fans who travel from around the world?

By BBC This turns out to be more difficult than it seemed, as World Cup organisers there have created <x0-vitries for fans” with locks to sleep. This even goes farther after one night at Qatar's famous barracks cost nothing less than 212 euros.

When viewed in the 3D format presented for fans and by the images that have come true, concern begins!

Looks so lightly better in the company-generated image on the official website. Looks like they have yet put down the trick. Or planned the Aprils. Or someone made space became the endless winds of human cabs for the little gasoline things. Pic.twitter. com/ m AyYBNOtB

) Matt Butler (@mattbutler503) November 2, 2022

From the comments the fans have written in the photo published on social media, their concern is in high cos and secured in these barracks.

Looks so lightly better in the company-generated image on the official website. Looks like they have yet put down the trick. Or planned the Aprils. Or someone made space became the endless winds of human cabs for the little gasoline things. Pic.twitter. com/ m AyYBNOtB

) Matt Butler (@mattbutler503) November 2, 2022

A fan said that “if fans of different nationals are in one place, imagine what could happen to the criminal groups”.

Another writes: “I just received an email saying more rooms were issued for the Qatar World Cup. Only $207 a night you can stay here”

We remember that the World Cup begins on 21 November this year and ends with the grand finale on December 18th./Periscopi/