International tennis stars have blasted their living conditions after being forced into hotel quarantine in Melbourne ahead of the Australian Open.
Several top tier athletes including Carreno Busta and Fabio Fognini have critiqued the food they’ve received since arriving last week, while French player Alize Cornet described the situation as ‘insane’ in a since deleted post.
The 30-year-old shared her frustration at the Australian government’s decision to quarantine 47 players after two cases of Covid were imported on a plane from Los Angeles.
Returning Australians have to self-isolate in designated hotels upon arrival for two weeks, but Victoria made arrangements to allow Australian Open participants five hours’ daily training during the quarantine period.
Given the two new Covid cases, the government ordered every other passenger on board into a hard two week quarantine, scrapping the agreed training periods.
French player Alize Cornet described the situation as ‘insane’ in a since
He has just completed the mandatory 14-day quarantine in Australia, ahead of filming Thor: Love and Thunder alongside Chris Hemsworth.
And Hollywood heavyweight Chris Pratt was all smiles as he enjoyed a round of golf in Sydney’s summer weather on Saturday.
The 41-year-old Guardians of the Galaxy actor showed off his fit figure in a pale blue polo shirt, navy shorts and black Adidas sneakers.
A Tee-riffic time! Chris Pratt (pictured) enjoyed a round of golf in Sydney on Saturday following hotel quarantine, as he prepares to film Thor: Love and Thunder alongside Chris Hemsworth
Looking every inch the A-list star, Chris concealed his gaze behind dark sunglasses and a blue logo cap.
The husband of Katherine Schwarzenegger appeared quite the natural on the golf course, perfecting his swing.
No doubt elated to have completed quarantine after jetting into Australia from the United States, Chris beamed for the photographers and
Israeli health worker forced his ex-girlfriend into Covid quarantine FOUR TIMES despite her not having the virus
The 35-year-old health worker is suspected of misuse of power of office, fraud, violation of privacy and false imprisonment
The suspect ‘sent messages to his ex-girlfriend’s phone about her immediate need to enter isolation due to exposure to confirmed coronavirus patient’
But the woman had ‘not been exposed to such a person,’ Israeli police said
By Afp
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An Israeli working for the health ministry is being investigated on suspicion of falsely forcing his ex-girlfriend into coronavirus quarantine four times without medical justification, police said Thursday.
The man, identified only as a 35-year-old resident of northern Israel, is suspected of various offences committed over several months, including misuse of power of office, fraud, violation of privacy and false imprisonment, a police
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