The 32nd Summer Olympics officially opened today

The 32nd Summer Olympics officially opened today

The Olympic Games, considered the Aquarius Fair of the World Games, are officially starting today in Tokyo, Japan.

Although some of the Olympic Games started two days ago, the official opening ceremony is about to take place today. The opening ceremony of the Olympics will start at 2:15 pm Nepali time.

Swimmer Gaurika Singh will carry the national flag of Nepal at the inauguration ceremony. Alexander Shah of Swimming, Saraswati Chaudhary of Athletics, Kalpana Pariyar of Shooting, and Sonia Bhatt of Judo are competing from Nepal.

The inauguration ceremony is expected to be attended by the heads of 15 nations and organizations. More than 11,200 athletes from 204 countries and regions have arrived in Tokyo to participate in the Olympics. High vigilance has been adopted in the competition to prevent the spread of coronavirus infection, officials said.

The 32nd edition of the Summer Olympics, which did not take place last year due to the Corona epidemic, has been named 'Tokyo Olympics 2020'. The Olympics, which begin on July 23, end on August 8.

Due to the risk of infection, the Olympic Organizing Committee and the IOC have already decided to conduct the Games without spectators.

The 2032 Olympics will be held in Brisbane, Australia

The 2032 Olympic Games will be held in Brisbane, Australia.

According to the International Olympic Council (IOC), Australia is set to host the Olympics for the third time.

The previous Olympics were held in Melbourne in 1956 and in Sydney in 2000.

Voting for the 2032 Olympics in Tokyo on Wednesday was overwhelmingly in favor of Brisbane.

The Olympics are estimated to cost 5 billion.

Before that, the Olympics will be held in Paris, France in 2024 and in Los Angeles, the USA in 2028.

The 2020 Tokyo Olympics, affected by the coronavirus, has been postponed for a year and will start on Thursday.