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WHO: Virus risk inevitable at Tokyo Olympics

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Tokyo, July 21

The Tokyo Olympics should not be judged by the tally of Covid-19 cases that arise because eliminating risk is impossible, the head of the World Health Organisation (WHO) told sports officials on Wednesday as events began in Japan. AP

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