immigration detention in Australia
after having his visa cancelled on arrival on Thursday, returned his first positive coronavirus test on Dec 16 but 14 days later"had not had a fever or respiratory symptoms of COVID-19 in the last 72 hours", the filing said. On Jan 1, the Serbian sports star received a"a document from the Department of Home Affairs told Mr Djokovic that his 'responses indicate that the requirements for a quarantine-free arrival into Australia", the documents added.
Djokovic, an outspoken critic of mandatory vaccination, has never disclosed his own vaccination status. He is challenging his visa cancellation in Australia's federal court in hopes of winning his 21st Grand Slam at the Australian Open which starts on Jan 17.
Doesn't Understand Unwelcome Unwanted, no.1
Can he prove that?
'positive coronavirus test on Dec 16' ? 🤣🤣 That is an EASY one. No trace of the then tested sample ? Then check him for antibodies still left from his ppost dec 16 'victory'....