South Korean swimmers leave Olympic village: bus feels like sauna
South Korean swimmers have left the Olympic Village, the Korea Times reports.
The athletes complained about the heat on the buses and preferred to stay in a hotel near the pool.
“It’s cooler outside than in the bus. It’s like a sauna. Usually the journey from the Olympic Village to the pool takes 40-45 minutes, but today it took us more than an hour and a half,” the athletes explained. They noted that the windows were taped up, presumably out of fear of terrorist attacks.
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