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Olympic athlete tests positive for Covid-19 in Tokyo

Tokyo: An unnamed athlete on Thursday tested positive for COVID-19 after arriving here for the Tokyo Olympics, beginning July 23. The athlete, whose identity was not disclosed, has been placed into a 14 day quarantine. According to the latest COVID-19...

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Updated At : 01:08 PM Jul 16, 2021 IST

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Tokyo: An unnamed athlete on Thursday tested positive for COVID-19 after arriving here for the Tokyo Olympics, beginning July 23. The athlete, whose identity was not disclosed, has been placed into a 14 day quarantine. According to the latest COVID-19 Positive Case List published on Olympics.com, five other persons — four contractors from Japan and an official (non-resident of Japan) designated as a “Games-connected personnel” — has also tested positive. With the latest figures, the total no of COVID-19 positive cases in Tokyo Games have reached 26 since July 1. PTI

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