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Uefa Euro 2020

WHO expresses concern on UK’s government decision to allow 60k fans at Wembley

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The logo of the World Health Organization is seen, at the headquarters of the World Health Organization (WHO) in Geneva, Switzerland EPA-EFE/SALVATORE DI NOLFI

The World Health Organisation is “concerned” about lockdown restrictions easing in countries hosting Euro 2020 games, with fears around the number of fans allowed into stadiums.

The comments from an official came after it was announced that the number of fans permitted to attend the semi-finals and final of the competition at Wembley has been increased to 60,000.

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