The organizers of the Paris Olympics have confirmed that open water swimming training will proceed as planned after initial water quality concerns were addressed. Following a meeting, World Aquatics announced that training sessions would take place on August 7, despite previous cancellations due to high enterococci levels. The upcoming open water swimming events in the Seine are scheduled for Thursday and Friday, but organizers have a contingency plan to relocate if water conditions remain unsuitable.
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Paris Olympics: Open Water Swimming Training Resumes After Water Quality Concerns
2024-08-07T06:44:06.373Z
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Discover how the Paris Olympics organizers are ensuring safe conditions for open water swimming training after addressing water quality concerns. Key updates on the event schedule and contingency plans are included.
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