Protesters plan 'sh*t flashmob' in the Seine river in France

Protesters in France plan a 'sh*t flashmob' in the Seine river to challenge government efforts to clean it up before the Olympics.

Paris Seine River Pollution and 2024 Olympics

Kayakers in Paris are collecting garbage from the Seine River, which faces high pollution levels that could affect the 2024 Paris Olympics events such as the marathon swim and triathlon. Efforts are being made to improve water quality, but concerns remain about the safety of swimming in the river.

Paris 2024 Olympics Triathlon Events in the Seine River

Paris 2024 Olympics triathlon events in the Seine River may be postponed or canceled due to high pollution levels, despite France spending $1.5 billion on sewage system upgrades. The river is also set to host marathon swimming and paratriathlon events, with plans to open it up to public swimmers by 2025.

Summer Olympics Opening Ceremonies along the Seine River in Paris

The number of spectators allowed to watch the opening ceremonies of the Summer Olympics along the Seine River in Paris will be capped at 325,000 due to security concerns. The lower part of the riverbanks will accommodate 100,000 paying spectators while 222,000 will watch for free from a higher vantage point, chosen by the government or organizing committee.