Winter Olympics Condom Shortage Addressed by IOC

The Winter Olympic organizing committee has promised to restock condoms in Olympic villages after a shortage with more than a week remaining in the Games.

17 Feb, 11:38 — 17 Feb, 12:00

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The provision of condoms at the Olympic Games has been a long-standing tradition, starting officially at the Barcelona 1992 Games, to promote safe sex and prevent the spread of sexually transmitted infections among athletes. A shortage highlights potential logistical challenges for the organizing committee and can draw attention to the social aspects of the Olympic Village experience beyond athletic competition.

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International Olympic Committee (IOC)Governing body of the Olympic Games Winter Olympic organizing committeeManages the specific Winter Games Olympic VillagesAthlete accommodation during the Games

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First report: Yahoo · 17 Feb, 11:38|Full coverage: All 2 sources within 22m|Window: 22m

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IOC promised restocked condom supply in Olympic villages after shortage

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