June 13, 2016
(NaturalSociety.com) The World Health Organization (WHO) has expressed concern over the Olympics taking place in Rio this summer due to the Zika outbreak. They will be holding an emergency panel this month to discuss the pros and cons of going ahead with the Olympics in its original location this August.
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Nyka Alexander, a WHO spokesperson, told Reuters, “The Emergency Committee meeting will consider the situation in Brazil, including the question of the Olympics.” However, Alexander reminded the press that while WHO can discuss the situation and make recommendations, it cannot mandate stopping, postponing or changing the location of the Olympics.
Nearly 200 scientists have signed a letter stating that hosting the Olympics in Brazil would put the world at risk for a global Zika outbreak. However, many officials from WHO have stated independently that they don’t feel there is enough of a risk to warrant a cancellation or a movement of the games.
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