00:00The governing body enacted a sudden policy reversal after previously stating that empty, transparent, reusable plastic bottles would be permitted
00:08inside the tournament stadiums.
00:11The updated security code became effective on Tuesday, extending the existing ban on items like standard bottles, cups, jars, and
00:19cans to completely eliminate the risk of injuries caused by thrown objects.
00:24FIFA stated its commitment to protecting the health and safety of all players, referees, fans, volunteers, and staff members, noting
00:34that outside bottles are already prohibited at several of the selected venues.
00:39The unexpected policy change has raised immediate concerns among supporters regarding how they will cope with the heat, with temperatures
00:47at several venues expected to reach between 26 and 28 degrees Celsius.
00:52Fans have also raised questions about accessibility to drinking water, prompting FIFA to assure the public that specific heat mitigation
01:01measures will be firmly in place across all host locations.
01:05Host cities will deploy various cooling resources around the stadium footprints, working alongside local authorities to provide misting stations, fans,
01:15hydration stations, and cooling tents for traveling fans.
01:19Water pricing inside the stadiums will remain capped at standard rates, with FIFA confirming that the cost of water bottles
01:26will be consistent with other regular events held at each specific venue.
01:31The expanded 48-team World Cup will run from June 11th to July 19th, co-hosted by the United States,
01:39Canada, and Mexico, and featuring a record 104 matches, including an additional knockout round.
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