Chinanews client, January 20, according to the World Badminton Federation website, there was a positive case of the new crown at the Thailand Open on January 19.
An Indian player confirmed to be infected with the new crown and will withdraw from the Thailand Open.
It is reported that the player tested positive in a mandatory test conducted on Monday.
The player has been sent to the hospital for further observation and treatment, and was required to be hospitalized for at least 10 days.
The BWF also stated that the player has been staying with his teammates in the officially designated hotel.
According to the BWF's epidemic prevention requirements, this teammate has also retired and is undergoing strict self-isolation.
In Monday's test, he tested negative.
It is understood that the Thai health authorities, the Thai Badminton Association and the World Badminton Federation have implemented daily testing protocols, including restrictions on the actions and schedules of other members of the Indian team based on safety protocols.
This is to ensure the health and safety of all participants.
These restrictions will be implemented for 14 days and will end on February 1, 2020.
In addition, all other players and staff participating in the Thailand Open, including all Indian team players and entourage, had a negative result in a mandatory test conducted on Monday.
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