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Hand and seat warmers included in 2018 Winter Olympic opening ceremony gift bag

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WATCH ABOVE: Reid Feist shows off all the goods included in a gift bag that will be handed out to spectators attending the 2018 Winter Olympics opening ceremony in Pyeongchang – Feb 8, 2018

Everyone attending Friday’s 2018 Winter Olympics opening ceremony in Pyeongchang, South Korea will receive a bag filled with items to keep warm.

The bag will include a number of small heat packs for hands and feet, and a seat cushion where they can be zipped inside.

Organizers say the temperature for the outdoor event will range between -2 and -5C, but with the wind, it could feel more like -10.

The bag also includes a blanket and a toque, along with a miniature replica of the Olympic torch and a small drum.

Everyone will also be given a white poncho, so that colours and images can be projected on the crowd during the ceremony.

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It’s unclear what organizers have in mind for the show, but one highlight will be athletes from South and North Korea marching under a unified flag.

North Korea’s leader Kim Jong-un is sending his sister to represent his country.

She is the first member of his immediate family to cross the border into South Korea.

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