Neymar to hold New Year party for 150 people | Inquirer Sports

Neymar to hold New Year party for 150 people

/ 09:25 PM December 28, 2020

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FILE PHOTO: Soccer Football – Champions League – Group H – Paris St Germain v Istanbul Basaksehir F.K. – Parc des Princes, Paris, France – December 9, 2020 Paris St Germain’s Neymar REUTERS/Charles Platiau

RIO DE JANEIRO— A New Year party for 150 people thrown by Brazilian footballer Neymar will be subject to strict health rules to try to prevent the spread of the COVID-19 virus, organizers said.

The Paris St Germain forward has come under heavy criticism since details of the event were revealed in a Rio de Janeiro newspaper over the weekend.

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But the agency organizing the party said reports that 500 friends and celebrities were due to attend were not true and that only 150 people would be at the multi-day celebration in Mangaratiba, around 105km down the coast from Rio.

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“The event will take place in compliance with all the sanitary norms as determined by public bodies,” the Fabrica agency said in a statement.

The event is private and all relevant permissions have been obtained, it added.

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Local authorities at Mangaratiba were unavailable for comment. Neymar’s press office did not immediately respond to text messages.

Brazil has had nearly 7.5 million confirmed cases of COVID-19, the third highest in the world, and 191,139 deaths, the second highest after the United States, according to health ministry figures.

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