Suspicious object found in Rio Olympics swimming venue

Suspicious object found in Rio Olympics swimming venue

Photo taken Aug. 2, 2016, shows the venue for swimming competition of the upcoming Rio de Janeiro Olympics, which was closed temporarily after a suspicious bag was found on a spectator's seat. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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