Fiji Rugby Union Chief Executive John O’Connor says he will connect with the Flying Fijians supervisory group in France in regards to the report of their players tried positive for COVID-19.
O’Connor disclosed to FBC News that they are investigating the report and an official explanation will be given tomorrow.
The Daily Mail today detailed that ‘five to seven’ major parts in Fiji’s Autumn Nations Cup crew tried positive for Coronavirus.
Fiji has been in camp in lockdown in France all through the whole week and is because of play the host country in about fourteen days.
A testing oversight bunch is presently investigating the outcomes to decide the wellspring of the disease.
Then, thirteen Barbarians players are dealing with disciplinary indictments for breaking the principles, which prompted their game against England being dropped, however none of the Fijian players were included.
Fiji is relied upon to play Portugal in a warm-up coordinate on Friday before their first Autumn Nations Cup against France on Sunday fifteenth November.
Fiji will at that point play Italy on 21st November prior to venturing out to Murrayfield to play Scotland in the last round on the 28th of November.
-FBC NEws
