Triathlon in Paris: Shifting because of poor water quality of his

Triathlon in Paris: Shifting because of poor water quality of his

In Paris, the organizers of the Paralympics had to move competitions for triathlon due to unforeseen circumstances. Intensive rains in the days before have led to a deterioration in water quality in which the SEIN, which makes swimming inadmissible for the athletes. Faced with these problems, it was decided to move the races to one day.

Originally, the competitions were planned for Monday. Now, however, there is uncertainty as to whether this shift improves the situation or whether the competitions have to be delayed even further due to the continuing poor water conditions. The organizers carry out continuous tests to evaluate the water quality and to maintain important information about the safety of swimming in the Seine.

water quality and health risks

The test results have brought a worrying situation to light - the limit values for pollutants were exceeded at the Pont Alexandre III, the intended venue. This means that the hygienic conditions for swimming are not available, which is particularly important for the health and safety of the athletes. It is believed that the high rainfall has caused an increased concentration of bacteria in which SEIN.

The organizers are still under pressure to find solutions in order to offer the athletes a safe competition environment. The well -being of the athletes has top priority, and communication about developments will be decisive to keep the affected athletes and their teams up to date. It remains to be seen whether the water quality reviews will bring positive results until Monday, so that the races can take place as planned or whether further measures are necessary.