Visitors to the world athletics championships in Finland have had to brave wind and rain, and officials say they now face the possibility of catching the world's first mobile phone virus.
Officials in mobile-mad Finland, home to the world's largest mobile phone maker, Nokia, said there had been outbreaks of the Cabir virus at Helsinki's Olympic Stadium.
Jarmo Koski, a security official at telecoms firm TeliaSonera, said: "At most we are speaking about dozens of infections but during a short period and in one spot this is a huge number."
Cabir, first reported in June last year, uses Bluetooth short range wireless signals to jump between mobile phones.
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