Super Bowl 2017 News And Updates: Security Tightened As Biggest NFL Event Of The Year Comes Close

The Super Bowl event every year is one of the biggest sporting events being anticipated by football fans. Amidst all the protests happening against the new President Donald Trump, the security of the event has been recognizably increased to avoid any commotion.

The upcoming Super Bowl 2017 is going to be held in Houston, Texas and the organizers of the event have ensured that the attendees of the event will have a great time, and at the same time safe. There have been an estimated 1 million fans to come all together at the venue to support their teams in the upcoming Super Bowl 2017: Falcons versus Patriots. According to Fox News, there have been many renovations and beautifications that were done in preparation for one of the biggest events of the year. The dining district in the city was improved; the convention center and new restaurants were also brought up.

The airport was also beautified to the satisfaction of tourists and visitors of the event and a new signage was also made for the stadium. On top of making the city beautiful in preparation for Super Bowl 2017, security was also being taken into serious consideration; even more so now amidst all the protests that have been happening against the new US president Donald Trump. Although there hasn't been any threat to the upcoming event, the FBI has opted to be more careful now than to be sorry late as reported by NBC News.

It has also been a standard procedure that whenever a big event is scheduled to occur, security measures will always be raised. To add to that, people all over the country have now been protesting nonstop against Trump and his current advocacies being implemented in the country. Tighter security checks have caused long lines in airports, terminals and the like. Nevertheless, the police force has assured the fans that everything will be in order when Super Bowl 2017 happens this month.

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