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Djokovic pictured maskless at public event one day after positive Covid test

Djokovic pictured maskless at public event one day after positive Covid test


Djokovic pictured maskless at public event one day after positive Covid test
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Djokovic, who has spoken against vaccine mandates and is not vaccinated, has been kept in a Melbourne hotel since Thursday after his visa was cancelled due to problems with the medical exemption from vaccination granted by the organisers of the Australian Open.

Djokovic faces decision day on Monday as his appeal against the cancellation of his visa gets under way, after which he could be deported from the country.

On 16 December, Djokovic attended an event commemorating his own personal stamp. Pictures were posted of Djokovic a day later at the Tennis Association of Belgrade for an award ceremony.

It is not clear if he knew he had Covid when the earlier pictures were taken.

Djokovic had attended a Euroleague basketball match between Red Star and Barcelona in Belgrade in the days before, during which numerous people present tested positive for Covid-19.

The federal government control the Australian borders and the border force decided that Djokovic did not have sufficient grounds to enter the country.

Djokovic claims that he was denied access to his legal team during parts of the eight hours of interviews he endured upon his arrival at Melbourne Airport on Wednesday night.

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