Olympics 2032: Canoeing on the River with Crocodiles Approved

Fitzroy River in Australia Recognized as Suitable for the 2032 Olympic Games

The Australian Fitzroy River has been granted permission to host canoeing competitions at the Olympic and Paralympic Games in 2032. Despite the presence of crocodiles and strong currents, it successfully passed tests and received approval from the International Canoe Federation.

The 2032 Olympic Games are scheduled to take place in Brisbane and Queensland from July 23 to August 8. Changes are planned in the number of participants and events, with the number of female athletes expected to exceed that of male athletes for the first time in history.

As part of the preparations for the 2032 Olympic Games, the Fitzroy River in Australia has successfully passed tests and received recognition for hosting canoeing competitions. The first priority will be to ensure the safety of participants, taking into account the specific characteristics of water bodies in the region.