Security measures more and more each day for the Olympic Games
SALT LAKE CITY _ How capital of Utah, David Bingham seems resigned as concerned about the possibility of terrorist attempts to disrupt the Olympics, which now stands at only four months.
“I am concerned,” said Bingham, director of a downtown restaurant popular. “I saw a block of time” _ from the University of Utah, where the opening and closing celebrations will take place _ “if something happens, I am fairly.”
Bingham said that many people already planned to leave the country to avoid crowds and hoopla, and some concern because of security, but said he is not one of them.
He said he had calmed by the speech of strengthening security for the Games since September 11, but he also knows that the games are the most high profile in a nation at war against terror.
“Maybe there are attempts,” he says with a shrugging of shoulders. “I can not predict the future.
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