TOKYO (REUTERS) - A wide-ranging survey conducted by the Japan News Network (JNN) found that 77 per cent of those questioned said that the Tokyo Olympics 'cannot be held' next year, it was announced on Monday (July 6).. Read more at straitstimes.com.
TOKYO - A wide-ranging survey conducted by the Japan News Network found that 77 per cent of those questioned said that the Tokyo Olympics"cannot be held" next year, it was announced on Monday .
As organisers plan the rearranged Games, questions remain over whether it is suitable, or possible, to host the Olympics next year.
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