Australian national team staff member tests positive for coronavirus
The individual had recently worked at the track World Championship🐭s in Berlin

An Australian national team staff member who worked at the recent 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:UCI track World Championships in💛ꩵ Berlin has tested positive for coronavirus.
The Adelaid🐟e-based man was diagno🤡sed with COVID-19 on the night of March 16, which was 12 days after his return to Australia from Germany on March 4.
Cycling🔴 Austr๊alia in a press release did not specify where and when the man was tested, or when he first reported feeling ill.
"The staff member had minimal contact with fellow staff a🍸nd athletes after returning from overseas and had no in-person contact with staff or athletes after beginning to experience symptoms. He is currently receiving appropriate medical care," the statement read.
"The Adelaide Super-drome🧔 offic🅺es and training areas have been closed as a precautionary measure, with all Australian cycling team staff and athletes instructed to remain at home.
"The Super-drome has been cleaned and disinfected in preparation for return to work and training over th🐬e weekend, and when the team return a social distancing policy will be implemented to support ongoing risk management."
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Meanwhile, 🧸a Cycling Australia spokeswoman💦 has said all track riders who are part of the national team program are in Australia following the championships and ahead of the Olympic Games.
Road and track cycling have been brought to a halt due to the global coronavirus outbreak. ASO on Tuesday added the Tour de Yorkshire, Paris-Roubai🌠x, Liege-Bastogne-Liege and 🙈Fleche Wallonne to the long list ᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚof road events that have been postponed in lieu of the health pandemic.
Some Australian road cyclists had planned to use the spring classics to further their resp♒ective cases for Oly♐mpic Games selection.
The spokeswoman said Cycling Australia is hold🌜ing discussions and reviewing plans for test events and team camps.
"Staff and coaches are currently working through all areas that COVID-19 has affected across all teams. Event cancellations that are listed as performance standard events or contribute to qualification quotes are two of many area🦂s," she said.
The Australian track team for Tokyo 2020 is scheduled to be announced on Thursday. The road squad will be announced on May 3, BMX freestyle on May 27 and B🦩MX racing and mountain bike on June 17.
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) is optimistic about the Games proceeding as plann⛦ed even though most international sports are currently suspended.