Australia (SunstarTV Bureau): Reportedly, two Coronavirus infections were detected on a flight to the Australian Open on Saturday where arrivals of all tennis players and entourage on board were forced for two weeks of strict quarantine.
According to online posts from players, the positive cases were recorded after the charter flight from Los Angeles landed in Melbourne for the tennis grand slam.
In a part of the quarantine rules, the players must train indoors, instead of being allowed out for five hours of training per day, informed.
An Instagram post by Mexico’s Santiago Gonzalez, “Unfortunately we have been informed by the health authorities that two people on your flight AR7493 from LAX that arrived at 5.15 am on Friday 15 January have returned positive COVID-19 PCR tests on arrival in Melbourne.”
