The world lives on a topic that has huge problems with entering, or rather staying, in Australia. The ATP leader of the ranking is still in the Australian immigration hotel, waiting for a final decision on his case. The Serb ended up there after he came to Australia to participate in. Everything is related to the fact that Djoković is probably unvaccinated and despite his initial consent to his arrival, the Australian authorities have changed their minds.
Djoković was supposed to receive a special permit, but when he showed up at the airport, he was questioned and asked to provide the evidence on the basis of which he was given. Under its law, there could be three cases where Djokovic could actually apply for release from quarantine – first dose “serious adverse event”, acute medical condition or inflammatory heart disease (in the last six months).
Djoković recently became infected
According to the BBC, Djokovic’s line of defense is that the Serb is immune because he underwent the disease quite recently. The British, citing Djokovic’s lawyers, write that on December 16, Djoković received the first coronavirus test result, which gave a positive result. It was on this basis that the Serb was to receive a special permit to come to.
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Whether this is really enough will be decided by an Australian court. Everything should be clear on Monday 10 January. The Australian Open starts on January 17th and will run until January 30th. Djoković has won this tournament nine times so far.
Source: Sport
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