The athletes’ village for the Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics, featuring enhanced measures to prevent the spread of the coronavirus and a fever clinic, was unveiled to the media on Sunday around a month before the games kick off.
Around 18,000 athletes and officials are set to reside in 21 buildings inside the 44-hectare village in the Harumi waterfront district of Tokyo that also houses a fitness center, recreational facility, polyclinic and 24-hour main dining hall.
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