The strange sleeping place of Iranian athletes at the Senegal Olympics: The accommodation conditions of the Iranian delegation at the 2026 Youth Olympic Games in Senegal were revealed by the publication of a photo of the athletes' guest room. In this photo, Iranian citizens are sleeping on mattresses spread on the floor of the room and using tent-shaped mosquito nets to protect against insects. In addition, to prevent insect bites, anti-insect spray was also provided to the Iranian athletes. This situation comes as Senegal is dealing with health problems and the spread of several diseases. According to statistics from the country's Ministry of Health, by October 18, 2026, 368 cases of diphtheria and 14 deaths were recorded, of which 53 cases are related to the Dakar region. On the other hand, health authorities in Senegal have warned against mosquito-borne diseases, including malaria and dengue fever. Also, the continuation of the rainy season and flooding in some areas have increased concerns about the spread of these diseases. Of course, diphtheria is transmitted through close contact and respiratory droplets and has nothing to do with mosquito bites. Iran's young athletes traveled to Senegal to participate in the biggest sporting event of their age group, and naturally it is expected that in addition to suitable conditions for competition, there will be enough facilities for sleeping, resting, and maintaining their health. Now it remains to be seen what explanation the officials of the Iranian delegation will provide regarding the living conditions and health measures considered for the citizens. - Link

The strange sleeping place of Iranian athletes at the Senegal Olympics: The accommodation conditions of the Iranian delegation at the 2026 Youth Olympic Games in Senegal were revealed by the publication of a photo of the athletes' guest room. In this photo, Iranian citizens are sleeping on mattresses spread on the floor of the room and using tent-shaped mosquito nets to protect against insects. In addition, to prevent insect bites, anti-insect spray was also provided to the Iranian athletes. This situation comes as Senegal is dealing with health problems and the spread of several diseases. According to statistics from the country's Ministry of Health, by October 18, 2026, 368 cases of diphtheria and 14 deaths were recorded, of which 53 cases are related to the Dakar region. On the other hand, health authorities in Senegal have warned against mosquito-borne diseases, including malaria and dengue fever. Also, the continuation of the rainy season and flooding in some areas have increased concerns about the spread of these diseases. Of course, diphtheria is transmitted through close contact and respiratory droplets and has nothing to do with mosquito bites. Iran's young athletes traveled to Senegal to participate in the biggest sporting event of their age group, and naturally it is expected that in addition to suitable conditions for competition, there will be enough facilities for sleeping, resting, and maintaining their health. Now it remains to be seen what explanation the officials of the Iranian delegation will provide regarding the living conditions and health measures considered for the citizens. - Link