Athens: The Greek government on Thursday criticized Tennis Star Stefanos Tsitipas because she insisted she would only get Coronavirus vaccination if it became mandatory.
“He has no knowledge, or studies, or research, which allows him to form an opinion about it,” said Giannis Economou government spokesman during the press direction.
Economou said that while Tsitipas Number Three World “is a great athlete, what is at stake, however, is his ability to assess the need for vaccination or whether the vaccine has been tested for a sufficient period of time.” Tsitipas competed in Cincinnati this week where he revealed he had not taken vaccinations.
“Nothing makes it mandatory things to vaccinate.
At some point I have to, I’m pretty sure about it, but so far it hasn’t been mandatory to compete, so I haven’t done it yet, so I haven’t done it, no,” he said.
“I am young, under 25 categories, for me the vaccine is not enough to be tested, it’s new.
It has some side effects.” I personally know some people who have it.
I did not oppose it, I only saw no reason for someone in my age group to be vaccinated.
“He added that nothing had to be forced to take Jab.” I want to see a better vaccine version, which will give us more plus than minus, “added the open runner-up of France.
However, Economou added Thursday:” I would say that they are, through their presence and performance that is very good at Other areas, also a broader reference point.
Social groups, must carefully in expressing such views.
“Meanwhile, in an interview with Greek public television ert on Thursday, Tsitipas’s father and coach supported his son’s decision.” Athletes have a strong immune system to handle every challenge.
Maybe it arises.
They take the necessary steps, are in a controlled environment and do PCR tests and antigens almost every day, “he said.