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Athletes at Rio Olympics 'will literally be swimming in human crap'
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Seven years ago the Rio de Janeiro government promised to clean up the water before the 2016 Olympics.
Not only did they fail to clean it up -- it has actually gotten worse.
According to the New York Times, recent tests by government and independent scientists have found the city's waters to be full of diarrhea-causing rotaviruses and drug-resistant "super bacteria," among other pathogens.
This is the same water in which Olympians will sail, windsurf and -- yes -- swim starting on Aug. 5.
"Foreign athletes will literally be swimming in human crap, and they risk getting sick from all those microorganisms," local pediatrician Dr. Daniel Becker told the Times. "It's sad, but also worrisome."
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Seven years ago the Rio de Janeiro government promised to clean up the water before the 2016 Olympics.
Not only did they fail to clean it up -- it has actually gotten worse.
According to the New York Times, recent tests by government and independent scientists have found the city's waters to be full of diarrhea-causing rotaviruses and drug-resistant "super bacteria," among other pathogens.
This is the same water in which Olympians will sail, windsurf and -- yes -- swim starting on Aug. 5.
"Foreign athletes will literally be swimming in human crap, and they risk getting sick from all those microorganisms," local pediatrician Dr. Daniel Becker told the Times. "It's sad, but also worrisome."
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Seven years ago the Rio de Janeiro government promised to clean up the water before the 2016 Olympics.
Not only did they fail to clean it up -- it has actually gotten worse.
According to the New York Times, recent tests by government and independent scientists have found the city's waters to be full of diarrhea-causing rotaviruses and drug-resistant "super bacteria," among other pathogens.
This is the same water in which Olympians will sail, windsurf and -- yes -- swim starting on Aug. 5.
"Foreign athletes will literally be swimming in human crap, and they risk getting sick from all those microorganisms," local pediatrician Dr. Daniel Becker told the Times. "It's sad, but also worrisome."
does this mean no hot tub?
No, it means no dedicated toilet.
Hot tub = toilet
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In Brazil several of the buildings aren't safe to inhabit, it's not just the Australian team, take a look at the link below.
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/07/25...ralia.html
In Brazil several of the buildings aren't safe to inhabit, it's not just the Australian team, take a look at the link below.
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/07/25...ralia.html [nytimes.com]
Toilet plugged? drop your pants and shit in the street. It's Rio, no one is going to say anything.
Exposed high voltage wires? Don't touch them, whats so hard about that?
Toilet plugged? drop your pants and shit in the street. It's Rio, no one is going to say anything.
Exposed high voltage wires? Don't touch them, whats so hard about that?
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Toilet plugged? drop your pants and shit in the street. It's Rio, no one is going to say anything.
Exposed high voltage wires? Don't touch them, whats so hard about that?