CWG 2022: Corona’s Entry into Commonwealth Games 2022

CWG 2022: Corona’s entry into the Commonwealth Games 2022, Commonwealth Games are starting tomorrow but the threat of Corona has started looming over these games too.

Covid-19 positive cases are coming to the fore:-

The Medical Advisor for Commonwealth Games (CWG 2022) has acknowledged that about a dozen Covid-19 positive (CWG 2022 Covid cases) cases are being reported from the sports village every day.

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In view of the situation, the Indian Olympic Association (IOA) concerned has also issued an advisory for the Indian contingent to stay inside.

Peter Harcourt, the CGF’s medical adviser, revealed. That the city of Birmingham is reporting “dozens” of cases a day after 1,400 athletes arrived. Harcourt said, “We are in the middle of a really difficult time in the pandemic.

We had about 1,200 to 1,400 athletes:-

We have about a dozen or more cases a day. And we had around 1,200 to 1,400 athletes, so you have to consider that.”

As per the reports, many Covid-19 cases are being reported every day. Peter Harcourt, the CGF’s medical adviser, revealing that after 1,400 athletes arrived in the English city of Birmingham in 2022. “a dozen” cases were being reported a day.

Birmingham 2022’s COVID-19 policy was questioning by some key team officials, but Harcourt has defended the measures implemented by organisers.

We have a really tough time in the Pandemic:-

He said, “We are in the middle of a really tough time in the pandemic. It is complicating, it is changing all the time. I am very happy with the way things are here.

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He has done an excellent job. We have a lot of tests coming up so that we can address the issues and keep the competitions going.”

Athletes are requiring to undergo a polymerase chain reaction (PCR) test for the virus. Before traveling to Birmingham and on their second arrival.