Sports desk

The whole world is infected with coronavirus. Hundreds of millions of people around the world are looking at vaccines. People around the world are waiting to see when an effective vaccine will be discovered, when it will be available and when the vaccine will be safe.

In the meantime, a company’s vaccine has been allowed to be produced and marketed commercially. Several other companies are on vaccine trials. The vaccine they produce could also hit the market at any time.

But before the vaccine could reach the commercial market, the sports world heard a lot of bad news. Because, the players will be in a big risk if they get vaccinated. For that reason, they are also banned for various periods starting from life.

What is that danger? The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) is concerned about the ingredients in the corona vaccine. Their question is, will players be charged with doping in any way if they take the coronavirus vaccine?

Wada has already taken to the field with this issue. They are continuing various reviews. WADA has asked various anti-doping agencies to thoroughly test whether there are any banned drugs in the coronary vaccine.

According to Wada, it is not possible to say anything specific about the components of the vaccine right now. However, they are not ruling out the possibility of the presence of banned drugs in sports in this vaccine.

“We are always trying to gather information on the coronavirus vaccine,” Wada said in a statement. We are always thinking about whether athletes should be exposed to doping if they get this vaccine. It could be that the players are being accused of doping if they take the corona vaccine. However, the athletes can rest assured that WADA will explain everything to them.

WADA is in talks with various vaccine manufacturers. WADA has also been in touch with officials from the International Federation of Pharmaceutical Manufacturers.

However, Wada also wants the players to accept the vaccine when it comes to the market. Because, the health of the players is also getting priority from Wader. “We do not want any disagreement between the corona vaccine and the anti-dope law,” Wada said in a statement.(Source: Online)