The WKF COVID-19 Guidelines have been slightly amended
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The WKF COVID-19 guidelines provide health and safety recommendations for karate events during the pandemic. Key recommendations include monitoring health for 14 days before events, maintaining social distancing, frequent hand washing and mask wearing. Participants must fill out health questionnaires, limit sharing equipment, and notify organizers if feeling ill. Organizers should provide single use towels and masks/gloves for staff, conduct online briefings when possible, and limit bus occupancy for transportation. During competitions, at least 9m2 per person is required with only one coach per athlete allowed in the competition area wearing masks.
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- 1. Français – Español WORLD KARATE FEDERATION COVID-19 GUIDELINES WKF More information: FULL WKF COVID-19 GUIDELINES About the Guidelines The following guidelines have been issued by the WKF using the scientific knowledge available now (as for11June2020), after review by the WKF Medical Committee, and WKF and Organizing Committees. All sport and recreation resumption decisions must be based on State and Territory COVID-19 public health advice, and thus, these guidelines shall be applicable for the karate events as minimum requirements only after their approval by the pertinent local authorities.
- 2. PARTICIPANTS’ HEALTH Monitor your health and check for any symptom 14 days before the arrival Measure your oxygen saturation levels and take a temperature check and a Pre-Event Health test Fill in a Pre-Event Questionnaire At the registration, present a certificate to attest that you have not tested positive to PCR nasopharyngeal swab test. This test must be produced between 48 and 72 hours before your travel. INDIVIDUAL RESPONSIBILITY Keep the distance! Frequent hand washing
- 3. Practise good etiquette! Practise good etiquette! PARTICIPANTS’ CONDUCT Take daily health screening Do not share equipment, in particular water bottles and cups
- 4. If you feel ill, do not come to the venue, and notify the designated contact online or by telephone ATHLETES’ SERVICES All coaches’ briefings shall be conducted on-line, if technically feasible, for World Karate Federation events Officials, volunteers, and athletes involved in the weigh-in shall wear masks/mouth- nose face covering. Social distancing shall be respected The LOC will provide all those accredited persons with transport from the official hotels to the competition venue. The total occupancy of the buses will be limited COMPETITION At least 9m2 per athlete (and coach). Only one coach for each competitor will be allowed The use of masks is compulsory for all those involved in the competition and on the FoP, except for the athletes
- 5. Masks will be of compulsory use for all the medal presenters at the medals and awarding ceremonies MEDICAL RECOMMENDATIONS TO ORGANISERS Soap and water or hand sanitizers and tissues should be accessible in all common areas Towels are for single use only and must be kept in your bag when not in use USE OF MASK/MOUTH-NOSE COVERING AND DISPOSABLE GLOVES Keep appropriate social distance and hand washing during any non-competition activity The LOC is responsible for providing masks/mouth-nose face covering and rubber/ disposable gloves to its volunteers and staff. Use of masks/mouth-nose-face covering and frequent hand washing, or sanitizing is recommended