The world's top-ranked tennis player is in limbo ahead of the Australian Open after a positive test result for the Covid-19 vaccine.
Novak Djokovic's status for the Australian Open is in doubt after being denied entry.
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Three high-level sources told the Sydney Morning-Herald that it is highly probable that the medical exemption was granted for a lab-confirmed Covid-19 infection in the last six months.
The Victorian state government denied a visa to the Serbian star after he was granted a waiver by the Australian Open.
The basis for the exemption application review was provided by the Australian government guidelines, which stated that a recent PCR-confirmed case is one of the valid medical exemptions.
On Tuesday, he said he received an exemption permission in a social media post, but did not say why.
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Prime Minister Scott Morrison said Wednesday that they await his presentation and what evidence he provides them to support the exemption. If the evidence is not sufficient, he will not be treated differently than anyone else and will be on the next plane home. There should be no special rules for Novak. None at all.
26. Craig Tiley, the Australian Open director, said that only a few of the vaccine exemption applications were approved.
The Australian entry for Novak was denied due to the controversy over the vaccine.
The Australian Open may have received one of these vaccine exemptions.
The Australian Open Director says that the Covid Vaccine Exemption didn't get special treatment.
