Will not be able to attend the inauguration of Paris Olympics for free

Paris Olympics: The French government announced on Tuesday that due to security reasons, tourists will not be allowed to attend the opening ceremony of the ‘Paris Olympics’ on the banks of the Seine river for free. Concerns are already being raised regarding security reasons for the opening ceremony of the Paris Olympics, which is going to be held on the banks of the river. Organizers had previously planned a grand opening ceremony on July 26 for more than 600,000 people, most of whom could watch for free from the riverbank, but security and logistical concerns led the government to postpone the opening ceremony. Has made changes in the planning of the event.

Paris Olympics: For the first time the opening ceremony was held outside the stadium

Earlier this year, the number of spectators was halved to 3,00,000. Home Minister Gerald Darmanin said on Tuesday that out of these, 1,04,000 people will be able to watch the event free of charge from the lower banks of the river while the other 2,22,000 people will be able to watch the event free of charge from the upper banks. He said that free tickets will not be given to the public through the registration system like before, but invitations will be sent to those who want to show this event free of cost. This is the first time that the opening ceremony of the Olympics is being held outside the stadium. At least 160 heads of state are expected to participate in it.