Sam Querrey on the Lam?

[citybert]

This is according to ATP of course. Not a real story until he gets a Ford Bronco

https://www.yahoo.com/sports/atp-sam-querrey-family-russia-test-positive-covid-19-private-jet-213624535.html

 

[Turbo-87]

He breached protocol and put people at risk.

 

[SinneGOAT]

Inb4 this is a political thread, he did make a mistake by taking a jet, but then again I don’t want to be on house arrest in Russia of all places, so I can understand that part.

 

[flex]

Not a good look for Querrey.

So a few questions for clarity:
What is the protocol he would have been subjected to if he stayed?
Where is he now?

 

[mbm0912]

He did the right thing.

 

[netlets]

They asked him to stay with his family in his hotel, which I'm pretty sure was an upscale one - reckless of him to expose so many people to the virus on his way out.

 

[mbm0912]

They asked him to stay with his family in his hotel, which I'm pretty sure was an upscale one - reckless of him to expose so many people to the virus on his way out.

ahh so you were there. Well if that was the case then..

 

[OldschoolKIaus]

He'll put the pedal to the floor
In his two-tone Ford Explorer

 

[UnderratedSlam]

Not a good look for Querrey.

So a few questions for clarity:
What is the protocol he would have been subjected to if he stayed?
Where is he now?

 

[chrischris]

He left before the inquiry....

 

[bluetrain4]

I'm not even much of a Querry fan, but I get not wanting to be under house arrest in Russia.

 

[Dragan]

He stayed in the "Four Seasons" hotel in St. Petersburg:

https://www.fourseasons.com/stpetersburg/photos-and-videos/

Yeah... such a bad place to spend two weeks in quarantine...

 

[FrontHeadlock]

He breached protocol and put people at risk.

This is only really important if he didn't disclose his status to people.

As long as he did, they either were able to take precautions or could avoid him to mitigate risk.

 

[Dragan]

I'm not even much of a Querry fan, but I get not wanting to be under house arrest in Russia.

When this COVID-19 pandemic ends, you guys brainwashed with CNN and Fox propaganda about Russia should really visit Moscow and St. Petersburg and experience it first-hand - you may be pleasantly surprised (bring lots of money, though).

Many of my American colleagues visited Moscow and it was an absolutely unexpected and eye-opening experience for them.

 

[Born_to_slice]

He stayed in the "Four Seasons" hotel in St. Petersburg:

https://www.fourseasons.com/stpetersburg/photos-and-videos/

Yeah... such a bad place to spend two weeks in quarantine...

Can you really be quarantined at a hotel? Stay in a room with his family and not come out for 2 weeks? Getting food and services delivered by people in hazmat suits? Somehow I can't imagine that.

 

[Dragan]

Can you really be quarantined at a hotel? Stay in a room with his family and not come out for 2 weeks? Getting food and services delivered by people in hazmat suits? Somehow I can't imagine that.

My understanding (I may be wrong) is that he simply fled Russia by private jet and then stayed with his family also in a hotel, but in some of the neighboring Baltic countries. How is that different in terms of adhering to quarantine rules?

 

[Born_to_slice]

My understanding (I may be wrong) is that he simply fled Russia by private jet and then stayed with his family also in a hotel, but in some of the neighboring Baltic countries. How is that different in terms of adhering to quarantine rules?

People posted on several deleted threads about this that he was contacted by some Russian health service about his whole family getting hospitalized. Not sure if that's true though.

 

[Dragan]

In the article about this incident that I read here in Serbia states that doctors contacted him to schedule a medical exam, and notified him that in case his condition is worsened he and his family may be hospitalized (he could probably expect the same treatment in any country now, of course, they would not let him and his family die in the 5-star hotel room).

Well, I guess Sam probably imagined Russian hospitals looking like the horror scenes in the HBO Chernobyl series, so decided to fled (just my opinion). Again, I believe he was simply a victim of usual US anti-Russian propaganda, but I may be wrong.