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As the Beijing Winter Olympics approaches in ten days, advance teams from each country are arriving one after another at the Olympic Village. However, concerns about quarantine remain, such as the first confirmed case of Corona from participating athletes.
Correspondent Song Wook from Beijing reports.
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A spectacular fireworks display is held over the National Stadium, where the opening ceremony of the Beijing Winter Olympics will be held.
The performers of the opening ceremony, dressed in colorful costumes, are also in the midst of rehearsing for the last minute.
[Wong Zengyao/Opening Ceremony Performers: Through this performance, I was able to feel the solidarity of the Chinese people and arouse my patriotism.]
The day after the 27th (27th), the athletes' village began to welcome guests.
Advance teams from China, the United States, and the United Kingdom entered the three camps: Beijing, Zhangjiakou, and Yanqing.
The main media center, which will be used by 15,000 broadcasters and reporters around the world during the Olympic Games, has also started operating 24 hours a day.
As the opening day approaches, concerns about the prevention of COVID-19 are growing.
Of the 500 or so Olympic officials who entered the country the other day, four were confirmed, and one was confirmed as an athlete.
This is the first confirmed case of the team, but it has not been disclosed whether it is a player or a member of the team along with nationality.
The Olympic Organizing Committee said that 78 of the 3,000 Olympic officials who entered China since the 4th were confirmed with Corona 19.
43 were found during airport inspections, and 35 were found inside a closed loop, a separate quarantine section that strictly blocks contact with the outside.
The city of Beijing, where there have been more than 40 cumulative confirmed cases recently, conducted a PCR test on 2 million residents of Fengtai District, and ordered those who were prescribed cough medicines and antipyretics to be tested within 72 hours.