FIFA has introduced a new ban for fans ahead of the World Cup, and reusable water bottles will not be allowed into the stadiums either.
Participants World Cup will not be allowed to bring reusable water bottles into the World Cup venues due to security reasons, she announced International Football Federation after the change of the Code of Conduct in stadiums.
FIFA previously allowed the importation of empty, clear, reusable plastic bottles, but the updated code, which comes into effect on Tuesday, now bans them.
Ban due to security reasons
According to the new rules, other items such as bottles, glasses, jars and cansin order to reduce the risk of injury if they are thrown.
FIFA is committed to protecting the health and safety of all players, referees, fans, volunteers and staff. FIFA made the decision to ban bottles to prevent the risk of injury to players and visitors.
FIFA told Reuters that bottles have already been banned in several locations for security reasons and that this decision is now being applied in all stadiums of the tournament.
Fans worried about the heat
The decision caused concern among fans, primarily due to the expected high temperatures and access to drinking water inside the stadium.
According to announcements, temperatures in several locations could range in between 26 and 28 degrees Celsius.
FIFA said that measures will be taken to alleviate the heat and make it easier for fans to stay in the stadiums.
FIFA works closely with each host city committee and local authorities on heat mitigation measures for fans traveling to the stadium, which may include resources such as spray stations, hydration stations, cooling tents and other facilities around the stadium.
FIFA added that in-stadium water bottle prices for the 2026 World Cup will remain in line with other events held at each stadium.
Tri-state tournament
World Championship s 48 national teamswhich they host United States, Canada and Mexicowill be held from June 11 to July 19.
The tournament will have 104 gamesinstead of the previous 64, including an additional knockout round, reports Report.
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