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Some problems remain ahead of Turin
(AP)
Updated: 2006-02-07 09:47

Organizers said security measures — including deployment of 15,000 police and military personnel and use of AWACS surveillance planes — were sufficient to guard the games.

"I'm confident Torino and the Olympic venues will be one of the most secure places, at least in this country," Castellani said.

Ticket sales have picked up, with more than 700,000 — or 85 percent of the total — sold so far. For some less popular events, organizers are offering low-price tickets to local school children.

"Our target is to have for every event and every site always more than 50 percent of the seats occupied," Castellani said.

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