London: The players and staff involved in the first edition of one hundred have been urged to avoid shops, pubs and restaurants during competition because the committee tried to curb the spread of Covid-19.
A Covid Compliance Officer has also been appointed for each team to reduce the risk of all teams that are forced to isolate themselves, which will leave the feasibility of a hundred watershed equipment, according to a report in ‘Espncricinfo’.
The British government will relax the limit of Covid-19 on Monday.
However, the provisions regarding cases, which require close contact someone who is positively tested to isolate yourself for 10 days – will continue until August 16.
“As a result, the staff and support staff involved in a hundred have been told that they did not have to spend every night in the competition throughout the month in the hotel team, but instead asked to avoid areas where the risk of infection was very high, such as shops, restaurants and pubs, and pubs, and pubs, and pubs, and To minimize social interaction with anyone involved in the competition, “said the report.
Earlier this week, ECB chief executive Tom Harrison said strict bio-bubbles would not be charged for the upcoming Indian-English test series despite some Covid-19 cases on both teams.
“I hope we are in a position where we can overcome protocols designed to overcome small outbreaks or able to reduce the impact on the entire team,” Harrison said.
“There is a risk – I can’t say they don’t exist because they do it …
[But] we have to learn to deal with covid.
Mitigation is a word that is contrary to prevention,” he added.
Two positive cases, including The Star Wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant, was detected in the Indian camp ahead of their training match in Durham while England had to take the rear squad in a series against several positive cases in the squad after fighting Sri Lanka.
One hundred was scheduled to start with women’s equipment on July 21 followed by a men’s match a day later.