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Peter Sagan became the latest rider to withdraw from the Tour de Suisse after testing positive for Covid-19. The race has been hit by a wave of cases, with EF Education-EasyPost, UAE Team Emirates and BORA-hansgrohe among the teams hit.
New Zealand are struggling with a worsening Covid-19 outbreak ahead of next week's third Test against England after Devon Conway became the latest member of the touring party to test positive.
A doctor (R) from the Korean People’s Army visits a pharmacy to give a woman prescription medicine in Pyongyang on May 27, 2022. – Health care workers in North Korea are “intensifying” Covid tests and treatments across the country, state media said on May 27, days after the impoverished country reaffirmed the epidemic was now “clearly” under control. (Photo by KIM Won Jin / AFP)
The surge in monkeypox cases across Europe have been linked to a Belgium fetish festival and a superspreader event at an adult sauna in Madrid, Spain.
Harry Kane is reportedly a doubt for Tottenham's final Premier League match due to illness, but suggestions of an outbreak at the club have been dismissed. Spurs face relegated Norwich needing to just avoid defeat to secure a top-four spot and a place in next season's Champions League at the expense of north London rivals Arsenal. Ad/> Even though Antonio Conte's side are big favourites to get the result they require, fans were left worried as rumours circulated of a sickness outbreak.
Chiefs coach Clayton McMillian believes his team can still field a team this weekend in Super Rugby Pacific despite his squad experiencing another Covid outbreak.
The Asian Games due to take place in the Chinese city of Hangzhou in September have been postponed indefinitely because of Covid-19, organisers said on Friday. The Games were scheduled to be held from September 10 to 25 but have now been delayed as China tries to stamp out a large resurgence in infections in several parts of the country.
The Asian Games due to take place in Hangzhou in September have been postponed indefinitely, organisers said Friday, as China battles a resurgence of Covid cases. No reason was given for the delay, but China is racing to extinguish its largest outbreak of Covid-19 since the early days of the pandemic.