No sex, handshake, singing at Tokyo Olympic Games – Organisers

Tokyo Olympic Games organisers have banned Sex, handshake, hugging, and singing during the week-long fiesta to avoid the spread of Covid-19.

The IOC, IPC, and the Organising Committee are releasing a series of ‘Playbooks’ containing important dos and don’ts for this summer’s Games.

In the first Playbook announced yesterday – which targets International Federation delegates, medical staff and officials – there are a series of coronavirus countermeasures that must be observed.

It is understood the many principles will form the “framework” of the books sent to Team GB athletes shortly, and physical contact will be discouraged outside live action.

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It is unknown if fans will be told to remain silent in venues – unless it is decided in April that it will become a behind-closed-doors event.

A test, trace and isolate smartphone app will be in operation and everybody must monitor their health daily for 14 days before travelling to Japan.

Everyone must undergo a PRC nose and throat test within 72 hours of flying and will be tested upon arrival in the Japanese capital.

Anyone who tests positive must “immediately begin self-isolation in line with local rules”.

Athletes will soon learn more about their stay in the Olympic and Paralympic village but they have already been told long-time post-event partying and sight-seeing will not be permitted.

Team GB stars and staff will have restrictions “on socialising outside the Village” and sleeping around is likely to be frown upon to avoid the spread of the killer virus.

Vaccinations are not mandatory and the rules will apply whether or not someone has had the jab.

Covid-19 Liaison Officers will record symptoms, test results and monitor those who flout the rules.

Anybody that does so repeatedly or in a serious nature will be chucked out and have their accreditation revoked.