VOICED: 100 days to Euro 2012 - will Poland be ready?

Poland has prepared for Euro 2012 with new stadiums, improved security, and infrastructure upgrades. Despite challenges like technical glitches and incomplete road networks, the event is expected to bring long-term benefits. Security measures include mobilizing 100,000 officers and implementing new laws to control hooliganism. Infrastructure improvements include modernized railways and airports, though road construction lags. Overall, the investments aim to enhance Poland's facilities beyond the championships.

What was one of the main issues faced during the opening of the national stadium in Warsaw?

• Technical glitches

• Lack of funding

• Weather conditions

• Player injuries

How many police officers were planned to be mobilized during the championships?

• 50,000

• 75,000

• 100,000

• 150,000

What new feature was introduced in stadiums to handle offenders during the championships?

• On-site detention cells

• Special rooms with cameras connected to a court

• Metal detectors at entrances

• Increased security personnel

What was the main issue with Poland's road network in preparation for Euro 2012?

• Insufficient parking spaces

• Poor lighting

• Incomplete highway construction

• Lack of signage

What was the broader context of Poland's preparations for Euro 2012?

• Immediate economic gain

• Political stability

• Long-term infrastructural benefits

• Increased tourism