The Qatari Capital, Doha would be packed to capacity during the first two weeks of the World Cup, the organizers of the event warned fans on Wednesday.
At a news conference to announce steps to prevent a World Cup traffic bottleneck, organizers and government representatives announced that private automobiles will be banned from several streets and that homeowners who live close to some stadiums will require permits to access their homes.
The 2.9 million-person state will be the smallest to host the World Cup, which begins on November 20.
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