Anti-sex beds installed by organisers in Tokyo Olympics amid Covid pandemic

Tokyo Olympic organisers install 'Anti-sex' beds to avoid intimacy among the athletes amid Covid-19 global pandemic as precautionary measure

Debangshu BiswasJuly 18, 2021 at 08:14 AM2 min read
Tokyo Olympic organisers install 'Anti-sex' beds to avoid intimacy among the athletes amid Covid-19 global pandemic as precautionary measure

This year's Olympics is already different from its other editions. Meanwhile, the Anti-sex beds act as a catalyst in the flame. The organisers already took a historic decision in banning the entry of the fans into the stadium. Subsequently, this will go down as another interesting decision in history.

The covid scare is still playing a major role in the Tokyo Olympics and the organisers are trying to make the event as Covid-safe as possible. To ensure that athletes maintain social distancing and avoid unnecessary physical contact, organisers have created so-called anti-sex beds.

According to a report in Sport Bible, organisers took this step to discourage any unnecessary social mixing or close interaction, including sexual intercourse.

The "anti-sex" beds are reportedly made from cardboard and are designed to only withstand the weight of one person.

The beds will break with any sudden movements and are also recyclable. So it will be clear who has been obeying the rules and who hasn't.
The Olympic authorities also asked the athletes not to use the customary condoms that are provided ahead of the games. However, they requested the athletes to take those condoms home as Olympic game souvenirs.

Debangshu Biswas

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