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Cuijk 2020 Para Dance Sport International Competition cancelled

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The Cuijk 2020 Para Dance Sport International Competition has been cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic.

One of the most traditional events in Para dance sport, the Cuijk International had been initially scheduled from 10-12 April and later postponed to 28-30 August.

The Cuijk 2020 Local Organising Committee (LOC) announced the cancellation on Monday (29 June) informing that it was not possible to get permission from health authorities.

“Although there are several messages that there would be less rules, still there are rules left and that makes that we cannot get permission to organise the competition. It is very sad but we have to follow [the] rules,” read the statement issued by the Cuijk 2020 LOC.

The statement also informs that “organisers are starting to work already now for the next edition, the 32nd [Cuijk International]” with competition set to take place from 2-4 April 2021.

Eighty-five dancer from 15 countries took part at the Cuijk International last year. Ukraine topped the medals table with 11 gold medals.

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