On May 11, Beijing time, John Kotz, head of the Coordination Committee of the International Olympic Committee, reiterated once again that the planning of the Tokyo Olympic Games is advancing*e there is no plan B.

"On the basis of the ongoing [Tokyo Olympics], there is no further postponement of the Olympics or similar plan B," said Kotz, who is attending the annual meeting of the Australian Olympic Committee in Sydney

As planning for the 2021 Olympics moves forward, public health experts around the world have warned that the games cannot be held in 2021 unless vaccines are in place in time, and Coates has "rejected" this opinion.

John Coates, President of the Australian Olympic Committee and head of the IOC Coordination Committee, said: "because we all have to wait a long time, the Tokyo Olympic Games will come gently and deeply. It's like the joy and relief of Antwerp in 1920 and London in 1948. "

Kotz compared the Tokyo Olympics with those held after the two world wars and said he expected the games to be the greatest ever. If not the greatest, it is at least one of the greatest Olympic Games.

In March this year, the Tokyo Olympic Games were delayed for one year because of the new crown epidemic, the first time in Olympic history.