VOICED: South Africa says World Cup security no problem

The video discusses a safety simulation involving jets and helicopters to ensure the security of a major football tournament in South Africa. Despite high crime rates, the country is confident in its security measures, with plans to address crowd control and counterfeit tickets. An additional 40,000 agents will be deployed to ensure safety. Visitors are encouraged to enjoy the event, and there is significant demand for tickets, with half a million applications in the first two weeks.

What was the purpose of the simulation involving jets and helicopters?

• To test new aircraft technology

• To demonstrate security measures for the upcoming football tournament

• To train pilots for emergency situations

• To showcase South Africa's air force capabilities

What is one of the main security concerns for the World Cup in South Africa?

• Political protests

• Crowd control and counterfeit tickets

• Terrorist attacks

• Natural disasters

How many additional security agents are being deployed for the World Cup?

• 40,000

• 30,000

• 10,000

• 20,000

What advice is given to fans attending the World Cup in South Africa?

• Enjoy the country and feel secure

• Stay indoors after dark

• Avoid crowded areas

• Travel in groups at all times

How many ticket applications were made in the first two weeks after the service opened?

• 100,000

• 250,000

• 500,000

• 1,000,000