CLEAN : Rio Olympics organisers downplay Zika corruption

The video discusses the perceived risk of the Zika virus during the Rio Olympics, emphasizing that the risk is low and outlining the safety measures in place for athletes and tourists. It highlights the health inspections conducted at Olympic venues to ensure cleanliness and safety, particularly focusing on stagnant water. Additionally, the video touches on the involvement of major construction companies in Brazil and their connection to corruption investigations, assuring that these issues are being addressed transparently.

What is the perceived risk level of the Zika virus during the Olympic Games in Rio?

• High risk

• Moderate risk

• Uncertain risk

• Very low or no risk

What specific measure is mentioned to ensure the safety of Olympic venues?

• Installation of mosquito nets

• Daily inspections for stagnant water

• Increased security personnel

• Mandatory health checks for athletes

How often are inspections for stagnant water conducted in some areas of the Olympic Village?

• Monthly

• Weekly

• Several times a day

• Once a day

What is the connection between construction companies and the Olympic preparations?

• They are involved in investigations

• They are only involved in local projects

• They are not involved in any controversy

• They are unrelated

What assurance is given regarding the delivery of the Olympic Games?

• Games will be delivered successfully

• Games will be canceled

• Games will be relocated

• There will be delays