What it means for the athletes who test positive during Tokyo2020
with that athlete from the two days before symptoms appeared to when they were tested and started isolating will be tested. Whether or not close contacts will be allowed to compete will be decided on a case-by-case basis. They're required to have daily negative nose swab PCR tests, need to quarantine in a private room, and have to use dedicated vehicles and training facilities away from other athletes.
Athletes who are identified as close contacts of those testing positive for COVID should still be able to compete in their events, as long as they don't test positive. Those athletes will have to quarantine, but are allowed to leave to train and compete, as long as they take separate transportation as well as test negative within six hours of their event.
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