Olympic volunteers wanted to help at the Games. They didn't sign up for Covid
CNN
When the Tokyo Olympics put out a call for volunteers, Nima Esnaashari signed up along with thousands of others in Japan eager to soak up the atmosphere of the world's biggest sporting event.
But the closer the Games get, the more anxious he's becoming about the risk of catching Covid-19. Like the majority of Japan's population, he hasn't been vaccinated and doesn't know if he'll receive a dose before the pandemic-delayed Games begin on July 23. "I love the Olympics, but I don't want to get corona," said Esnaashari, a language teacher from Hyogo prefecture. "It's great to be part of something bigger than yourself, but there's a risk factor and at the current time it's very high."
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