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IOC ‘not considering’ coronavirus vaccine as it pushes ahead with Tokyo Olympics planning – ABC News
The International Olympic Committee says vaccinations will not be mandatory for athletes and officials in order for them to take part in the Games scheduled to…
One of the International Olympic Committee’s (IOC) most senior officials says the Tokyo Olympic Games will go ahead even if athletes cannot be vaccinated beforehand.
Key points:
- The IOC says vaccinations will not be mandatory for athletes and officials in order for them to take part in the Games
- Lucia Montanarella says the COVID-19 vaccine “doesn’t come into play in any of our planning”
- The Tokyo Olympics are scheduled to begin on July 23
IOC’s head of media operations Lucia Montanarella is heavily…
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