China bans major sporting events fearing second wave of coronavirus

China has reportedly banned prominent sporting and or events that might attract huge assembly of crowd until furr tice over fears about second wave of pandemic outbreak within country, China’s National Sports Bureau told state press. directive was issued late on April 1, which prohibited public garing of any nature to suppress new cases of infections in People’s Republic mostly imported by foreign nationals. 

A letter dispatched to sporting bodies across China by National bureau revealed that Xi Jinping’s government h issued strict guidelines to avoid mass participation in any events that could trigger second wave of COVID-19 disease. As many as 877,574 confirmed cases of vel coronavirus have emerged worldwide, and over 43,569 have been declared de due to coronavirus according to a tally. China, however, has been able to contain virus bringing infection in mainland to zero, as per media reports. It anunced a significant ban on foreign nationals entering country and sealed its borders to or nations. Xi discourd 11 million Chinese diasporas for returning home and appealed to m to stay quarantined in respective countries y were, media outlets reported. 

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Foreign nationals consequent threat

According to statement issued to sporting bodies across country, events such as marathons and sports were directed to be cancelled with immediate effect to curb rebound of domestic infections in mainland. It re that it was duty of authorities to “stop virus” imported on borders. It furr ded saying that protocol aimed at restricting influx of people from outside, who are a consequent threat to coronavirus prevention. events shall t be resumed, statement stressed. government suggested organizing sports online, saying that sports committees will be updated about furr developments by  National Sports Bureau, as per media report. popular World Indoor Athletic Championships held in Nanjing have been postponed until next year. 

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