Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Doves are a universal sign of peace and prosperity, which is why when they’re seen at the opening ceremonies of sports events – notably the Olympics – it insinuates support between countries and fair competition.However, doves haven’t been seen at the Olympics since the summer of 1988 in Seoul, South Korea, due to a scarring incident.On 17 September 1988, over 8,000 athletes entered the Seoul Olympic Stadium and spirits were high for the opening ceremony where everything was going smoothly.The officially song of the Olympics – Hand in Hand – was also movingly sung as fans and organisers looked forward to a fine month of sport.Everything was going fine and three doves were even released.
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