Security Preparation in South Africa Before The World Cup

Security issues become a major issue ahead of World Cup 2010. By giving a sense of security, local police guarantee would reduce the minimum possible crime. Efforts to South Africa to reduce crime rates among them is to increase the budget amount of security for the sake of complete officials security with modern equipment. A total of 41,000 police officers will be deployed to increase the personnel who already have all the carpet that will begin June, 11th. Various new equipment, armed to the security guard of a few units of water cannon, a bulletproof vest, and various other equipment to manage the crowd of. A total of 300 cameras will also be deployed to prevent crime. By indulging the audience to come, police officials in South Africa instead claim will try to prevent crime before it happens and already casualties. "With the resources we have, we'll be one step ahead and block the intentions of evil of the crime. Our duties to citizens in a beautiful country this is to ensure that visitors enjoy the hospitality and generosity," said Chief Constable of South Africa

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World Cup in South Africa | Diego Maradona Start Selecting The Players

Diego Maradona began to make the selection to the players who will be brought to the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. Action trial against Costa Rica will be the first. Diego Maradona called 19 players while Argentina host Costa Rica in San Juan. Given the busy schedule in Europe, this time Maradona contains all the local players. Calling the 19 players Diego Maradona made a total of 92 players have been called since the start of national team coach Argentina, November 2008. "They say I called a lot of players. But I want to ask, what is the coach who called the players from local league right? Nothing," said Maradona clear. "So, of course I call a lot of players, but I want to see them all play," Diego Maradona said that for the first time since FIFA sanctions apart from talking to the public. The game against Costa Rica will be a test for local players, whether they are able to compete with the quality of colleagues based in Europe. "Tomorrow we will see the development of players based in the country and we'll see what we can get from the local team was" Maradona said. Later, Diego Maradona intends to select 30 players who will he be Shrink 23 players who will he bring to the 2010 World Cup in South Africa mid this year. "First, I'll make a list of 30 players and then be left 23 people for the World Cup" explained Diego Maradona.

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