Ecco il comunicato ufficiale appena arrivato dal Bahrain International Circuit in merito allo svolgimento del GP e alla crisi coronavirus. Il programma va avantima saranno adottate misure straordinarie, tra cui una diversa gestione dei biglietti per rispettare le distanze richieste tra gli spettatori. Si comunica inoltre che sono state prese numerose misure per la salute per proteggere pubblico, team e staff del circuito, tra cui screening all’ingresso, strutture mediche sul posto, procedure di sanitizzazione in circuito, più posti dove lavare le mani, punti di informazione, oltre a protocolli medici per gestire eventuali casi sospetti di COVID-19. Ma la situazione come sempre in divenire, quindi quello che viene dichiarato oggi potrebbe purtroppo essere smentito domani. E nel comunicato non si fa alcun riferimento a viaggiatori che non possano entrare o provenienti da Paesi off-limits.
Statement from Bahrain International Circuit
“The Bahrain International Circuit (BIC) is committed to holding a safe and exciting Formula One Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix for local and international fans, and is working closely with all relevant Government departments, including the Ministry of Health and Ministry of Interior, to mitigate the spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19). In light of the continued global outbreak of COVID-19, the BIC has announced that it will be phasing the sales of Grand Prix tickets to ensure appropriate social distancing guidelines are met. As further facts emerge, the BIC is in close communication with both Formula One management and the Kingdom’s health authorities to assess the developing situation and release further tickets or refund the face value of tickets depending on circumstances and updated medical advice. This precautionary step has been introduced along with a number of public health measures ahead of the Grand Prix to ensure the safety of all spectators, teams and circuit staff. These include screening procedures on entry, specialist medical facilities onsite, enhanced sanitation at the circuit, additional hand washing stations, information points for fans, as well as specific medical protocols to manage any suspected cases of COVID-19“.
Barbara Premoli
