Tennis player Novak Djokovic (34) is currently off the court and has started training for the Australian Open. But the controversy has not subsided yet.
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– Novak Djokovic’s mother Dijana said at a press conference on Monday that Novak was tortured and harassed.
By then, father, brother and mother Djokovic had spent several minutes telling how their son and brother had been treated by Australian authorities at a press conference.
Press conference ended abruptly.
The day after Djokovic tested positive for Corona, the National Tennis Association published pictures of him Distribute prizes to a group of children and youth.
When asked why Djokovic did not isolate himself, but was out among the people, the family simply contented themselves:
– This press conference is over, the response was to Brother Djurji.
According to Serbian rules at the time, anyone who tested positive for coronavirus must be quarantined for 14 days. The Telegraph reported that the quarantine period could be shortened if a negative test was submitted.
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Djokovic himself did not attend the press conference. After upholding his appeal to remain in Australia, the Serb went straight to the tennis court.
– I am happy and grateful that the judge invalidated the cancellation of my visa. Djokovic wrote that despite everything that has happened, I want to stay in Australia and try to compete Twitter.
But it is not a given that he will remain a world senator. It is now up to Immigration Minister Alex Hawke to decide whether Djokovic’s visa should be revoked anyway.
And Serbia is not finished with the Australian government. For now, the Australian government will investigate whether the Serbian tennis star lied about documents that would have secured his entry to Australia for the Australian Open.
Djokovic responded according to Sydney Morning Herald No to asking if he had traveled 14 days before arriving in Australia on January 6. However, he is said to have made a journey from Belgrade in Serbia to Spain during this period. Pops up from photos on social media.
Giving incorrect information on this point is illegal and can result in imprisonment for a maximum of 12 months.
The global outlook for the global senator’s vaccination was discussed. The reason he was not crossed by Australian border guards was because he could not document that he had been vaccinated.
This led to a drawn-out drama at the airport, as Djokovic – who is looking for a No. 10 Australian Open title and a 21st Grand Slam title overall – was placed under police surveillance and later moved to a quarantine hotel. before being released on Monday.
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