The 47 players who arrived in Melbourne on two special flights for the Australian Open Tennis Tournament were sent a tight quarantine as four cases of coronavirus on these flights were positive. Some players were angry that they were placed in the ‘close contact’ category as they were in flight with positive attendants, which meant they had to be in strict contact with other players. Other players are allowed to leave their rooms for five hours of practice every day, but this does not happen for players who are in close contact and are unable to exit the rooms.
Local health officials said all players have already been warned about the dangers. And players have been warned about breaking these rules. If the quarantine violates the rules, they will be sent to a more secure quarantine complex, where police will be locked out of the doors of their hotel rooms.
Because of Corona, the player celebrated the celebration in private, showing off the fun
Three positive cases were announced on Saturday, while Emma Kaser, Victoria’s Kovid-19 Carentine Commissioner, said at the press conference on Sunday that a fourth positive case had emerged. So far no players have been found to be positive. A crew, coach and a member of the TV broadcaster have been positive on the flight to Los Angeles. Another case is that the coach is coming positively from Abu Dhabi. The cases were discovered on a flight from Los Angeles and Abu Dhabi, the organizers of the tournament said.
Three cases of Kovid-19 were found on a Los Angeles special plane, officials said. The case was discovered on a flight from Abu Dhabi. All four were found to be negative in the investigation before taking a flight to Australia. The four are housed in a hotel. Canadian star player Bianca Andrisku coach Sylvain Brunei has said that he is positive for Kovid-19 when he arrives here from Abu Dhabi. He said the test results of other members of my team were negative. Two-time Open champion Victoria Azarenka and 2014 US Open runner-up Key Nishikori were on a flight to Los Angeles. Previously, all passengers arriving in Los Angeles were sent to a hotel for 14 days in a harsh quarantine, officials said. Tennis Australia has confirmed that there are 24 players on the flight from Los Angeles and 23 on the flight from Abu Dhabi.
The bad news before the AUS Open begins, is that both players are Corona positive
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