Rio's Olympic village unveiled to press

Rio's Olympic village unveiled to press

Photo taken June 23, 2016, shows the inside of a dormitory room for athletes taking part in the upcoming Rio de Janeiro Olympic and Paralympic games. Around 3,600 rooms in 31 newly constructed buildings will be provided. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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