Paris Olympics Security Measures Intensified Ahead of Opening Ceremony
Security perimeters and background checks to be implemented for residents and visitors along the Seine from July 18.
- Paris police announce strict security perimeters along the Seine for the Olympics opening ceremony, affecting traffic and local access.
- Two distinct security zones to be enforced: an anti-terrorism perimeter requiring pre-registration and a less restrictive area allowing more movement.
- Residents and workers along the parade route to undergo background checks against security databases.
- Online registration for entering the high-security zones begins May 10, with systematic checks planned.
- Around 20,000 local residents and business owners will be directly impacted by the security measures.