Security check demonstration for Tokyo Olympics, Paralympics

Security check demonstration for Tokyo Olympics, Paralympics

An adhesive temperature strip is attached to a participant's wrist on Oct. 21, 2020, during a demonstration to the media of security checks for next year's Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics in the Japanese capital.

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