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Can Tokyo Olympics be held without a live audience?

IOC chief will soon issue a verdict, aware of COVID-related hurdles

IOC President Thomas Bach has changed his once-confident stance that the games would be held before live spectators in 2021. (Source photos by Reuters)
KAZUNORI KITAGAWA, Nikkei senior staff writer | Japan

TOKYO -- Amid media reports on the pros and cons of holding the Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games, International Olympic Committee President Thomas Bach hinted at staging the event without live spectators.

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