Summary
Two curling stones were stolen from the venue hosting wheelchair curling at the Milan Cortina Paralympic Games. Spare stones are being used, and the event has not been disrupted.
Key Facts
- Two curling stones were stolen from the Paralympic venue in Milan Cortina.
- The stones were meant for wheelchair curling, which started on Wednesday.
- World Curling confirmed the theft and said spare stones are now being used.
- The replacement stones match the original stones to ensure fair play.
- Local authorities are investigating the theft.
- The Paralympic Games' opening ceremony is scheduled for Friday.
- The Paralympics will run until March 15.
- Previous curling controversies involved cheating accusations at the Olympics earlier this year.
