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Former world number one badminton player Kidambi Srikanth was bleeding from his nose on Tuesday after several tests of Kovid-19. Kidambi Srikanth himself expressed his displeasure by tweeting photos. Now in this case the Badminton World Federation said on Wednesday that they are in contact with the organizers to ensure the Corona investigation is convenient during the Thailand Open.
Kidambi Srikanth was angry
Angered by the mistreatment of Thailand Open health officials, the Indian shuttler posted her pictures on social media saying that it was ‘unacceptable’. The BWF said the organizers gave information about the reasons for the bleeding. It said in a statement, ‘Kidambi Srikanth’s nose bleed after several rounds of corona examination, he was sampled thrice and under stress. Perhaps that is why his nose bleed. ‘
Former world number one badminton player Kidambi Srikanth was bleeding from his nose on Tuesday after several tests of Kovid-19. Kidambi Srikanth himself expressed his displeasure by tweeting photos. Now in this case the Badminton World Federation said on Wednesday that they are in contact with the organizers to ensure the Corona investigation is convenient during the Thailand Open.
Kidambi Srikanth was angry
Angered by the mistreatment of Thailand Open health officials, the Indian shuttler posted her pictures on social media saying that it was ‘unacceptable’. The BWF said the organizers gave information about the reasons for the bleeding. It said in a statement, ‘Kidambi Srikanth’s nose bleed after several rounds of corona examination, he was sampled thrice and under stress. Perhaps that is why his nose bleed. ‘
These players in the Indian team
Apart from Srikanth, the Indian contingent includes Olympic silver medalist PV Sindhu, Saurabh Verma, Satwiksairaj Ranireddy, Chirag Shetty and Ashwini Ponnappa. Srikanth wrote on Twitter, ‘We take care of ourselves for the match and have not come to shed blood for it. However, after reaching here, I had four tests and I cannot say that any of them had good experience. this is unacceptable.’
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