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Despite Positive COVID Cases, Team USA CEO Says Athletes Are Ready To Compete

Originally published on July 19, 2021 7:55 pm Soccer player Megan Rapinoe, swimmer Katie Ledecky and gymnast Simone Biles are among the 11,000 athletes competing in the Tokyo Olympics beginning this week on July 23. More than 600 athletes from across the U.S. are headed to Japan to represent Team USA, and they ll have to navigate the twists and turns of this year s unusual Olympic Games. The journey to Japan Because of coronavirus protocols, athletes are only allowed to check into the Olympic Village five days before their scheduled events. Not only do athletes have to adjust their internal body clocks to a time zone at least 13 hours ahead, but they also have to adapt to the high temperatures and humidity of the area. Training camps for the swim and weightlifting teams have been set up in Hawaii, where conditions are closer to that of Japan; the location presents its own challenges, though, as Tokyo is still 19 hours ahead of Hawaii.

Olympic Village COVID-19 infection bubble already broken – health expert

Olympics-Athletes’ village COVID-19 isolation bubble already ‘broken’ – health expert FILE PHOTO: A silhouette of the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games Athletes Village is seen in Tokyo, Japan, July 19, 2021. REUTERS/Naoki Ogura July 20, 2021 By Rocky Swift TOKYO (Reuters) -The isolation bubble system that Olympic organisers have set up at the Tokyo Games village to control COVID-19 is already broken, and there is a risk that infections could spread more widely from inside it, a prominent public health expert said on Tuesday. Games officials on Sunday reported the first coronavirus case among competitors in the village in Tokyo where 11,000 athletes are expected to stay. There have been 67 cases detected among those accredited for the Games since July 1, organisers said on Tuesday.

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