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Tennis: Australian Open Loosens COVID Rules

  • #Australia
  • #COVID-19
  • #Mali
  • #South Africa
  • #Sports
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JAN 2023
Image copyright: independent
story last updated JAN 2023

The Spin

Narrative A

Players can rejoice knowing they’ll be able to play the 2022 Australian Open under pre-COVID circumstances. It’s great that after last year’s debacle with Djokovic, the tournament has decided to avoid controversy and just let the players play.

Tennisnet.Com

Narrative B

The COVID crisis is far from over, as a new subvariant is skirting immunity and causing a major wave to roll through Australia. In addition to putting the players’ health at risk, this sets a terrible example for the community as a whole.

The Age

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