CAF President Patrice Motsepe spoke about the health protocol that will be put in place for CAN 2021. A negative PCR test is mandatory to enter the stadium, he insisted.
CAF intends to follow to the letter the health protocol adopted for the 33rd edition of the CAN. “Fans will only be able to access the stadiums in which the CAN 2021 group matches will be played if they are fully vaccinated and have a negative PCR test of less than 72 hours or a negative antigenic RDT of less than 24 hours “. This health measure is well written on the press release co-signed by the Cameroonian government and the CAF authorities there.
This Tuesday, at the end of his audience with the Cameroonian Head of State Paul Biya, the president of CAF spoke about COVID-19 protocols. “No one will be allowed to enter the stadium without a PCR test because we have to protect the spectators. We fear that there are false tests, we are dealing with these problems ”he declared. Motsepe gave the example of men’s Afrobasket in Rwanda last September. The same sanitary measure has been applied and has been successful.
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“Nobody will be allowed into the stadium without PCR test because we have to protect spectators.There is a concern that there will be fake tests going around,we are dealing with those issues”CAF President speaks on #COVID19 Protocols during the AFCON matches pic.twitter.com/Rczc6cN2EQ– CRTVweb (@CRTV_web) December 21, 2021
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