The Winter Olympic Games in Pingchang, South Korea, are frequently out of question, Security concerns cause worries

In 2018, South Korea's usual winter Olympics opening day before insulation hole near the city of Jiangling yam Gangwon Korea Pingchang Winter Olympics Village at a construction site of the stacking area burst fire, smoke billowing. The fire is a social concern, causing social concern for security problems.

A big fire was not yet a big problem, and another big problem happened to athletes and staff in the winter games. In February 4th, part of the security personnel in Pingchang Winter Olympics had symptoms such as diarrhea and headache. After 21 people were diagnosed with norovirus, 11 people confirmed the infection of the virus, including 3 foreign journalists.

In February 7th, the Pingchang Winter Olympic Committee said 21 of the 41 security guards suspected of being infected with norovirus were infected. In addition, through the monitoring of outpatient and other patients, 11 people present norovirus positive.

The South Korean Health Department said 3 of the newly identified 11 people were foreign workers at the Pingchang Winter Olympics News Center. The rest of the 8 were Korean security personnel. People in the food and drug safety department in South Korea believe that 3 foreigners infected with norrovirus were infected by infected people during the process of dining out. South Korean authorities have taken quarantine measures for 1200 security guards that could be exposed to the virus. Li Xifan, the chairman of Pingchang Winter Olympic Organizing Committee, said 6, the organizing committee has taken quarantine measures for more than 1200 security personnel, and prohibited them from going out, and began to detect virus for them.

People infected with the virus are very unlucky because there are no specific drugs to be treated at the moment.

It is really a concern for all the people, and it is also hoped that the relevant departments of the Republic of Korea will ensure the safety of all the personnel.