Marathon Swimming Held At Olympics But Concerns About Seine Water Safety Remain ...Middle East

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After months of uncertainty and canceled training sessions, the women’s marathon swimmers dove into the Seine on a sunny morning under the Pont Alexandre III on Aug. 8. Two days before the race, a training session designed to help familiarize swimmers with the 1 mile (1.67 km) course that they swim six times was canceled due to unsafe levels of enterococcus bacteria. The decision was made by World Aquatics, which oversees the sport, and officials with Paris 2024. Enterococcus is associated with fecal contamination. [time-brightcove not-tgx=”true”] The training was rescheduled and held the day before the race, and most swimmers took advantage of the opportunity, but had to weig

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