As the Paris 2024 Olympics approach, concerns are rising over a potential resurgence of COVID-19, especially with the emergence of the JN.

1 variant.

The Tour de France, which recently concluded, saw five out of 176 cyclists withdraw due to the virus, highlighting the ongoing risks in large sporting events.

Despite testing positive, British cyclist Geraint Thomas continued to compete, raising questions about health protocols in sports.

In response to the pandemic, the organizers of the Olympics have established a 3,500 m² Olympic Polyclinic in Saint-Ouen, which will operate 24/7 to address athletes' medical needs.

Medical teams will also be present at each competition site to ensure quick and effective care, aiming to keep athletes healthy and focused on their performance during the Games.