VOICED: Football: Security challenge, racism fears

The transcript discusses security concerns in Ukraine as it prepares to host Euro 2012. Authorities focus on fan violence over terrorism, with police reinforcements and security measures in place. Despite these efforts, issues with ultras and hooliganism persist. Security exercises have been conducted, but the country still lacks adequate surveillance technology. Ukrainian fans claim they will only react if provoked, and those on a blacklist are banned from buying tickets. The country expects 800,000 foreign visitors during the tournament, with heightened security until the final match.

What is the primary concern for authorities in Ukraine regarding Euro 2012?

• Political protests

• Natural disasters

• Fan violence

• Terrorist attacks

What is a common issue associated with the 'ultras' in Ukraine?

• Supporting local charities

• Promoting cultural events

• Engaging in vandalism and racist chants

• Organizing peaceful rallies

How many UAFA trained volunteers are expected to work as stewards during the tournament?

• 1,000

• 2,000

• 4,000

• 5,000

What is the expected number of foreign visitors during Euro 2012 in Ukraine?

• 500,000

• 600,000

• 700,000

• 800,000

What action has been taken against fans on the UFS blacklist?

• They are banned from buying tickets

• They are given free tickets

• They are given a warning

• They are allowed to attend with supervision