It was stressful, but we did it, Paris 2024 organizers say

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PARIS: The event started with major security threats and heavy rain that threatened the opening ceremony and swimming competition on the Seine River, but ended with the river playing a key role in the Olympics. Paris 2024 organizing committee president Tony Estanquet said the event was stressful and required adjustment, but the three-time Olympic champion was filled with pride as he reflected on Saturday's success.

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