There was a collective infection in the hotel where Brazilian athletes participated in the Tokyo Olympic Games. What is the situation of athletes now?

A collective infection occurred in the hotel where Brazilian athletes stayed for the Tokyo Olympic Games. It is reported that dozens of Brazilian athletes who participated in the judo project of Tokyo Olympic Games stayed in this hotel. They arrived in Hamamatsu on July 10, where they had pre-match training. According to the report, they are currently isolated from other guests in an isolated area in the hotel and are not infected at present.

It is reported that a hotel where Brazilian athletes participated in the Tokyo Olympic Games is located in Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture. On June 38+03, the Hamamatsu municipal government confirmed the occurrence of collective infection. In addition to 1 staff members' families, seven staff members of the hotel were diagnosed as COVID-19 positive that day. June 4th 1 Hotel staff confirmed the diagnosis.

Of the 7 staff members diagnosed on June 38+03, 4 worked in the hotel restaurant, 2 worked in the office, and 1 worked at the service desk. The staff diagnosed on June 5, 2004 worked in both the dining room and the office.

The Tokyo Olympics was exposed to epidemic prevention loopholes.

Japanese TV reported on July/KOOC-0/5 that BOCOG announced on July/KOOC-0/5 that COVID-19, a foreign athlete who went to Japan to participate in the Tokyo Olympic Games, tested positive, but did not disclose his nationality. He only said that the athletes had not stayed in the athletes' village within 14 days of the competition.

Sputnik news agency and radio reported on 14 that the Russian women's rugby sevens team was being quarantined because their physiotherapist was tested positive for COVID-19. In the next two days, all players will be tested daily. If the test result is negative, the team will be released from isolation.

South African men's soccer team 13 arrived at Narita Airport in Japan, and originally planned to go to Kagoshima for training. However, due to the positive cases found on the inbound flights, 18 of the 2 1 team members were judged as close contacts and were uniformly isolated.

In addition, on July 14, the International Olympic Committee issued a statement in official website, saying that a member of the Tokyo Olympic refugee delegation tested positive in COVID-19 in Doha, Qatar, so the delegation suspended its visit to Japan.

Refer to the above? Economic Observer Network-A collective infection broke out in Tokyo hotels where Brazilian athletes stayed.