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Lindsey Vonn faced a worrying moment late Friday when she crashed during her final downhill World Cup race before the upcoming Milan Cortina Winter Olympics....
The South Korean Olympic team will prepare food separately for its athletes.
A US gymnast in her teens has tested positive for COVID-19.
Czech beach volleyball player namely Ondrej Perusic has contacted COVID-19 virus in Tokyo's Olympic Village.
The United States Coco Gauff withdraws from the Tokyo Games along with several other leading players.
There were two players, Thabiso Monyane and Kamohelo Mahlatsi, and one official who tested positive for coronavirus.
The 26 refugee athletes who make up the team were in a training camp in Qatar and had to postpone their trip to Tokyo earlier this week due to the positive case.
Stress levels and pulse rate could be seen live on TV during the elimination stages of the 2020 Tokyo Games.
It was reported several days ago by the International Olympic Committee that the Refugee Team delegation had a positive test from an unnamed "official".
Three athletes tested positive for COVID-19, including two that are staying at the Olympics Village.
Olympic-bound first batch of Indian athletes' group that consisted 88 members having 54 athletes besides support staff and IOA representatives arrived the Japanese capital on Sunday morning ahead of the Tokyo Olympics.
According to OC data, the overall number of COVID instances relating to the Games has already increased to 55.
The first batch of Olympic-bound athletes leaves for Tokyo ahead of the event, on Saturday in the presence of Sports Minister Anurag Thakur.
India's shooting and boxing contingents at the Olympics would not be subject to quarantine.
Members of other disciplines arriving in Tokyo from India and a few other countries struck severely by the coronavirus are required to undergo a three-day quarantine.
The Japanese officials made no comments about the South Korean announcement.
Toshiro Muto, CEO of Tokyo 2020, confirmed that a foreign visitor involved in the Olympics organization had tested positive for coronavirus.
