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Novak Djokovic on Coronavirus, Vaccines and His Ill-Fated Adria Tour
He’s monitoring his health closely in the run up to the United States Open. He’s not against all vaccines but wouldn’t want to be forced to take one to play. And he says he had good intentions with his tour that became a coronavirus cluster.
www.nytimes.com
What he said about vaccines
> Djokovic said his own experience with the coronavirus had not altered his views on vaccines. He has said that he would have a difficult decision to make if receiving a coronavirus vaccine became mandatory to compete on the tennis circuit.
“I see that the international media has taken that out of context a little bit, saying that I am completely against vaccines of any kind,” he said. “My issue here with vaccines is if someone is forcing me to put something in my body. That I don’t want. For me that’s unacceptable. I am not against vaccination of any kind, because who am I to speak about vaccines when there are people that have been in the field of medicine and saving lives around the world? I’m sure that there are vaccines that have little side effects that have helped people and helped stop the spread of some infections around the world.”
>But Djokovic did express concern about potential issues with a coronavirus vaccine.
“How are we expecting that to solve our problem when this coronavirus is mutating regularly from what I understand?” he said.
Hopefully now I don't see idiots misinterpreting what Novak said...
Other than that, it's an interesting interview