Akhlāq-i kasb va kār (Chigūnigī-yi taṣmīm gīrī'ha va nimunah'hā-yi ān): Persiska (Farsi) 1401

When a group of nine scientists and prominent heroes signed a letter that seriously suggested that the Rio Olympics should be closed because of the spread of the Zika virus, the head of the US Disease Control and Prevention Centers announced that the Rio Olympics factor in the spread of the virus. It won't be Zika. What should the Olympic sponsors do? Do they have to take action given the concerns expressed in the letter of experts, and if yes, what actions? Did they have to persuade the World Olympic Committee to move the games elsewhere or postpone them? This was probably the possibility of the halls of them; So far, they had spent millions of dollars on marketing the Olympics, and most of these costs were probably due to the time of holding and, of course, the city of Rio. Changing history and place seemed very costly, but then what about the social responsibility of the companies to help control an epidemic?