Preparations Begin For Australian Open 2021

Preparations begin for Australian Open 2021, strict quarantine of players ends.

After the quarantine was completed due to the corona virus epidemic, now the world’s top tennis players will be busy at the Australian Open for the next three weeks after two weeks of being empty.

After arriving in Australia, all the players of the world had to remain in strict quarantine before the Australian Open.

The Australian Open will be played from 8 to 21 February. Players had to stay in a tight quarantine after arriving in Melbourne by chartered flight as cases of corona infection were detected in the flight.

The players had also complained about this. Now the quarantine of most players will be completed by Thursday evening or Friday morning.

Preparations begin for Australian Open: American veteran woman player Serena Williams said of the quarantine that it is very tough, but it is also needed.

It is very difficult for the mother of a three-year-old girl, but it is also necessary for safety. It is not only Serena’s belief, but all the giants of the world are accepting it.

World number two tennis player Rafael Nadal said that international tennis players should keep a broad view of what is happening in the world.

He expressed sympathy to the players who had come in close contact with the Corona Infections on the flights and had to stay in the hotel room for 14 days.

Australia has found appreciation in measures to combat the Corona epidemic. Traffic between states was reduced in addition to the stringent quarantine protocol.

After the second wave of Corona infection came, questions were raised about the Australian Open, but the Victoria Government overcame it by implementing strict protocols.

Significantly, in 2020, only the Australian Open was held on schedule, after which a Grand Slam was canceled due to a lockdown, while the other two Grand Slams were delayed.

However, in 2021, several corona vaccines have been made. In this case, all four Grand Slams can happen this year.