7月8日，日本政府宣布東京第四次進入緊急狀態(tài)，引發(fā)日本民眾和國際社會對日本防疫措施的擔心。為降低疫情對東京奧運會的影響，日本已采取多種措施防控疫情風險，東京都內(nèi)所有場館比賽均以無觀眾的空場形式舉辦。

Tokyo venues for the pandemic-delayed Tokyo 2020 Olympics will not have spectators due to the city's coronavirus state of emergency through the Games, according to the Japanese Olympic Committee.
據(jù)日本奧委會介紹，奧運會期間東京因新冠疫情進入緊急狀態(tài)，推遲舉辦的2020東京奧運會東京場館將不會有現(xiàn)場觀眾。

Japanese Olympic Committee Seiko Hashimoto said due to the pandemic, organizers have "no choice but to hold the Games in a limited way."
日本奧委會的橋本圣子稱，由于新冠疫情，主辦方“別無選擇，只能以有限的方式舉辦奧運會”。

According to an IOC spokesman, it's unprecedented for a host city's venues not to have spectators.
國際奧委會發(fā)言人稱，奧運會主辦城市的場館沒有觀眾，這是史無前例的。

There are total 42 venues listed on the Tokyo 2020 website. Twenty-five are in Tokyo and the rest are in seven other prefectures.
東京2020網(wǎng)站上總共列出了42個場館。25個場館在東京，其余場館在其他7個縣。

However, three prefectures near Tokyo -- Chiba, Kanagawa and Saitama -- will not have spectators at Olympic competition venues, according to Hashimoto.
不過，橋本稱，東京附近的千葉、神奈川和埼玉三個縣的奧運賽事場館也不會有現(xiàn)場觀眾。

Miyagi, Fukushima, and Shizuoka prefectures have decided that venues can be filled to 50% of capacity with a maximum of 10,000 spectators, added Hashimoto.
橋本還表示，宮城縣、福島縣和靜岡縣已決定當?shù)貖W運場館可接待觀眾為場館容量的50%，最多1萬名觀眾。

Earlier on Thursday, Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga had confirmed the Games would be held under a state of emergency.
7月8日，日本首相菅義偉確認東京奧運會將在緊急狀態(tài)下舉行。

The new state of emergency for the capital will run from July 12 to August 22 -- covering the 16 days of the embattled Games in its entirety.
東京新一輪緊急狀態(tài)將從7月12日持續(xù)到8月22日，持續(xù)16天的奧運會將在此期間舉辦。

The spectator decision comes as Tokyo reported 920 new infections for Wednesday -- the highest daily caseload since the middle of May.
在決定禁止東京場館現(xiàn)場觀眾之際，東京7月7日報告了920例新增感染病例，創(chuàng)下自5月中旬以來每日新增病例數(shù)的最高紀錄。

The ban on spectators is likely to be a big disappointment for some athletes.
一些運動員可能對禁止現(xiàn)場觀眾感到失望。

Sport climber Akiyo Noguchi said she derives tremendous power from performing in front of a big crowd, and creating that motivation and energy will be harder without cheers from the bleachers.
攀巖運動員野口啟代說，在人群前比賽讓她獲得了巨大的力量，如果沒有看臺上的歡呼聲將難以獲得這種動力和能量。

"I feel very sad. I wanted to be in the Olympics because I wanted to show my best performance in front of my family and supporters, but this will not be in the form that I've been imagining," she told CNN previously.
她此前對美國有線電視新聞網(wǎng)表示：“我覺得很難過。我想?yún)⒓訆W運會是因為我想在我的家人和支持者面前展現(xiàn)最佳風采，但現(xiàn)在和我想象的不一樣。”

來源：CNN
編輯：董靜