When everything seemed already resolved after a titanic effort on the part of Tennis Australia and government authorities, a powerful citizen protest can embarrass the organizers of the Open de Australia 2021 and force them to make a decision. The Westin Hotel was chosen as the one destined to host tennis players and companions during its quarantine, but the residents of the neighborhood where the hotel is located do not see this fact favorably and, much less, the 36 owners of a flat in the building in that the hotel is located, that they consider that their health security is in danger, as reported by TheAge.
There is the paradox that these owners have legal rights over 30% of the hotel and have already communicated that they will take the case to court, having already shown their outrage at not having been consulted at any time about the established plans. Tennis Australia insists that there is a firm protocol that reduces all health risks and that they had envisaged a course of action that would prevent residents in the building from having any contact with athletes.
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