The Badminton World Federation (BWF) and Badminton England have announced the withdrawal of Turkey’s Neslihan Yigit from the YONEX All England Open 2021. It was confirmed that Yigit was on the same flight from Turkey to the UK as the Indonesian team.
Indonesian Team Withdrawn from YONEX All England Open 2021
The UK Government’s National Health Service (NHS) Test and Trace service notified Yigit of the necessary self-isolation, with confirmation received by BWF and Badminton England early Thursday morning GMT.
Bạn đang xem: News | BWF World Tour
Xem thêm : The Rise of Women’s Badminton: A Thrilling Era for the Sport
Both BWF and Badminton England want to clarify that the decision to require Indonesian team players and Yigit to self-isolate for 10 days was made independently by the NHS Test and Trace service. This action is in accordance with the UK Government’s COVID-19 protocols and requirements, separate from any guidelines set by BWF and Badminton England.
As a result, BWF and Badminton England had no choice but to follow the NHS directive and withdraw the participants from the tournament.
Credibility and Transparency
Xem thêm : Badminton Pan America
This unfortunate circumstance was not something BWF and Badminton England anticipated for the Indonesian team and Yigit from Turkey. Badminton England made impassioned attempts to secure exemptions for the players and explore alternative options for their participation. However, the UK Government’s legislation prioritizes the protection of the British public against COVID-19, and their decision was final and non-negotiable.
BWF and Badminton England are in contact with the affected individuals and are committed to supporting them throughout their self-isolation period. We understand the frustration felt by the players and apologize for any inconvenience caused. Our utmost priority is to provide a safe environment for all participants.
FAQs
Q: Why was Neslihan Yigit withdrawn from the YONEX All England Open 2021?
A: Neslihan Yigit was withdrawn from the tournament because she was on the same inbound flight from Turkey to the UK as the Indonesian team, and the UK Government’s NHS Test and Trace service required her to self-isolate for 10 days.
Q: Who made the decision to enforce self-isolation for the Indonesian team and Yigit?
A: The decision to enforce self-isolation was made independently by the UK Government’s NHS Test and Trace service. This decision is in accordance with the UK Government’s COVID-19 protocols and requirements.
Summary
In summary, Turkey’s Neslihan Yigit has been withdrawn from the YONEX All England Open 2021 due to the UK Government’s requirement for self-isolation after being on the same flight as the Indonesian team. The decision was made independently by the NHS Test and Trace service, in adherence to the UK’s COVID-19 protocols. BWF and Badminton England are committed to supporting the affected individuals during their self-isolation period. Despite this setback, the tournament will continue as scheduled. For more information, please visit Carnegiecentre.com.
Nguồn: https://carnegiecentre.com
Danh mục: Tin tức
