Aerial photo of Rio de Janeiro Olympics facility

Aerial photo of Rio de Janeiro Olympics facility

File photo taken June 28, 2016, from a helicopter shows the Riocentro Pavilions, which are to be used for badminton, boxing, table tennis and weightlifting competition during the Rio de Janeiro Olympics. The 17-day Games start on Aug. 5. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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