The Seine water water E. coli exceeds the standard, and the "triathlon" of the Paris Olympics will be changed to two?
As the Paris Olympics approach, the condition of the Seine is a big surprise.
In fact, France had already spent 1 billion euros to clean up the river before that, and the result was just as bad.
Originally, triathlon included swimming, cycling, and running, but now the E. coli bacteria in the Seine River water exceed the standard, and the triathlon may only be changed to triathlon!
However, in recent years, it is not the first time that water in outdoor water competitions has had problems, and in the first two Olympic Games, triathlon was a big problem. For example, at the Tokyo Olympics, Norway's Blummenfelt won the gold medal, but collapsed to the ground after crossing the finish line, vomiting profusely......
The other athletes also fell to the ground after the race, dizzy.
I thought that the players had just climbed out of the "quagmire" in Tokyo, but I didn't expect Paris to have to face this muddy reality again. However, the problem of the Seine is not news, since the 80s of the last century, the local rainy season, the river has been surfacing dead fish.
From this point of view, in this Olympic triathlon, the athletes must not only have iron-like physical strength, but also have iron-like stomach and resistance. However, judging from the current situation, the athletes seem to have prepared for the worst, and only pinned their hopes on the Olympics not to be messed up by this "stinky water"!
