How Authorities are Protecting Public Health During the FIFA World Cup
The FIFA World Cup started on June 11 and will end on July 19. 48 national teams are taking part, and this is an extra 16 teams when compared to the number of national teams that participated in the last edition that took place in Qatar in 2022. 100 matches are scheduled to be played across the U.S., Mexico and Canada. An international sporting event of this magnitude presents a major challenge to public health planners, and authorities have been working fervently to put in place measures geared at keeping infectious disease risks at bay during the tournament. We discuss…











