public health. Since visitors, spectators and athletes were expected to move, mostly, around hotels, Olympic Venues and highly tourist places, we believe that the recommended GIS-based inspection program represented one of the best approaches aiming to satisfy the demands of the Olympic Games in Athens while focusing on areas of sporting and entertaining events.

Moreover, a relatively low percentage (2%) of food premises outside the target geographical regions (buffers around Olympic venues and archaeological sites), were randomly selected for inspection in the pre-Olympic as well as during the Olympic period. In an effort to improve the beneficial effect of the inspections and diffuse the word around the Olympic cities about the environmental health inspection program, the results of the pre-Olympic period were publicized by the National Food Authority ofAn airstrike in Yemen struck a wedding in a village near the coastal city of Mocha Monday, killing at least 27 people, at least eight of whom were children, multiple reports said. Since March, a coalition led by Saudi Arabia has been carrying out airstrikes in Yemen against the Houthis, a Shiite rebel group that gained control of large swathes in the country earlier this year.

But Monday's deadly airstrikes were "a mistake," a senior government official told the Associated Press. People in the village, al-Wahga, said many of the victims were women and children.

Some reports posted higher estimates of casualties, with one as high 80 deaths. Dozens were wounded, according to the Associated Press.

In a separate incident Sunday, Saudi attack helicopters killed 30 civilians in a village near