Toshiro Muto, CEO of the Games, said that the two Georgian Judo athletes went sightseeing in an “obvious and serious violation” of the so-called health and safety rule book.

Vazha Margvelashvili and Lasha Shavdatuashvili were seen near Tokyo Tower on Tuesday, after their activities ended.

Muto said that the Georgian Embassy in Tokyo has apologized.

The other four people are accredited contractors from the United Kingdom and the United States and were arrested on suspicion of using cocaine before the opening of the Olympic Games.

Muto said that eight game certificates have been temporarily suspended.

In four cases, the organizers collected a “signed undertaking” from people suspected of violating the rules.Muto said that ten strict warnings were issued

In addition, the organizers stated that they are investigating an outdoor cocktail party involving multiple athletes in the village where they live.

11,000 Olympic athletes were warned before the competition that group drinking violated so-called script rules to prevent COVID-19 infection. They can drink alone in the room.

In the most serious violation of the rules, athletes can be taken out of the village and receive their Olympic certificates.

Muto said in the translation comment: “We are investigating the situation and taking appropriate action based on the results.” He said that the police rushed to the village after the incident on Friday, but he did not know their reaction.

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According to reports, as of Sunday, more than 198.1 million COVID-19 cases have been reported worldwide. Johns Hopkins University. According to reports, more than 4.2 million people have died.

exist EuropeThousands of people protested against the German government’s anti-coronavirus measures in Berlin on Sunday, despite the ban on gatherings, which led to clashes with the police and detained some 600 protesters.

Germany eased many coronavirus restrictions in May, including the reopening of restaurants and bars. Nevertheless, many activities, such as dining indoors in restaurants or staying in hotels, require proof that the individual has been fully vaccinated, has recovered from the virus, or can prove that the recent coronavirus test was negative.

exist AfricaSince the beginning of the pandemic, more than 6.6 million cases have been confirmed on the African continent, of which West Africa’s number of infections on the riseAccording to the chapter of the African World Health Organization, about 168,000 people have died from this disease.

exist Asia, Cambodia began to vaccinate minors against the coronavirus nationwide. The country’s goal is to vaccinate approximately 2 million people between the ages of 12 and 17 by November this year, starting in Phnom Penh and three nearby provinces.

Like its neighbors in Southeast Asia, Cambodia is also struggling to cope with the surge in cases. The Ministry of Health reported 671 new cases on Sunday and another 23 deaths. It has confirmed a total of 77,914 cases and 1,420 deaths.

inside America, On Sunday, the number of COVID-19 hospitalizations in Florida in the United States reached a record 10,207 people-just after it reported its Most new daily cases Since the beginning of the epidemic.

Florida now leads the United States in the number of COVID-19 hospitalizations per capita, as hospitals across the state report that emergency room visitors must be placed on corridor beds, while other hospitals have recorded a significant decline in the age of patients.

Florida Republican Governor Ron DeSantis rejected the mandatory use of masks and vaccine requirements and worked with the state legislature to restrict the ability of local officials to implement restrictions designed to stop the spread of COVID-19. DeSantis banned the school district from requiring students to wear masks when classes resume next month.