Qatar says World Cup fans do not need Covid vaccination
Coronavirus vaccinations will not be mandatory for the million-plus fans going to the World Cup in Qatar this year, the Gulf state said on Thursday.
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Covid vaccinations not compulsory for World Cup fans: Qatar
Coronavirus vaccinations will not be mandatory for the million-plus fans going to the World Cup in Qatar this year, authorities in the Gulf state said on Thursday. All visitors aged over six will have to produce negative Covid-19 tests before taking flights to Qatar for the tournament that starts November 20, the authorities said in new health guidelines.
Qatar: COVID-19 vaccinations not compulsory for World Cup fans
DOHA: Coronavirus vaccinations will not be mandatory for the million-plus fans going to the World Cup in Qatar this year, authorities in the Gulf state said on Thursday.
'We don’t wish to be visible' - Hummel reveal Denmark 'protest' kits for Qatar 2022 World Cup
Denmark’s official kits for the 2022 World Cup have been unveiled with kit suppliers Hummel revealing the design is a «protest against Qatar and its human rights record». The tournament is being hosted in the Gulf state this winter, however the country has been dogged by allegations of mistreatment of migrant workers — including from Amnesty International — and its stance on LGBT rights. Ad As a result, there have been calls for boycotts of the competition, although as things stand, no participating nation has chosen to do so.
World Cup 2022: Report explains how Qatar spent $200bn to host tournament
Qatar will controversially host the 2022 World Cup later on this year.
Hurricane Ian cancels pair of Bolts' preseason games
The Tampa Bay Lightning announced they are postponing a pair of preseason games at Amalie Arena on Wednesday and Thursday due to potential effects of Hurricane Ian.
Qatar World Cup readiness - accommodation issues remain
We're just under two months out from the start of the FIFA World Cup 2022 finals in Qatar. Yes, it's hard for some to get their head around the fact that the competition will not be played in its traditional June/July slot. We know the reasons why.
Turkey sending 3,000 police to Qatar to help secure World Cup
ANKARA : Turkey will send more than 3,000 riot police to Qatar to help secure World Cup stadiums and hotels in a security operation paid for by the competition hosts but under Turkish command, a Turkish Interior Ministry source said.