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At a special meeting of the Board of Directors of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) yesterday, it was clear that the incident before the Tokyo Olympics for the Chinese swimming team was not a doping case, but a case of contaminated food. According to data released by WADA to the board of directors, the 23 Chinese athletes involved have been tested about 1,700 times in four years, and individual athletes have been tested dozens of times a year!
The current president of the World Anti-Doping Agency, Banka, a Pole
Yesterday, the WADA Board of Directors held a special meeting in response to the swimming scandal in China to hear further explanations from the executive team and experts on the handling of the incident. To some extent, this special session was also urgently convened under the "high pressure" of the United States. As the second largest sponsor of WADA (the largest source of WADA's funding is the International Olympic Committee), the Americans have spoken so heavily that American politicians have asked WADA to convene a board of directors to reorganize a team of investigators to review the Chinese swimming team and replace the appointed independent Swiss prosecutor.
The U.S. Anti-Doping Agency took the lead in "discrediting" WADA and the Chinese swimming team
At the Board meeting, WADA gave members a comprehensive explanation of the agency's work since the positive test in early 2021, from investigation and evidence to scientific research to legal safeguards, and returned to the question of board members. Throughout this process, WADA experts made a point of emphasizing - from beginning to end, WADA insisted that, based on all available evidence, this was not a doping case, but a case of no-fault contamination! WADA acted in accordance with applicable procedures and rules and did not attempt to cover up the case in any way.
Minutes of Board Meetings published by WADA
WADA's experts presented a compelling set of data to the board members. The 23 Chinese swimmers involved provided about 1,700 doping control samples between 2018 and 2022, some of whom were tested dozens of times a year. In particular, from April 1, 2021 to July 2021, which is the nearly four months since the opening of the Tokyo Olympics, nearly 300 samples were collected from 23 athletes, which is equivalent to an average of several samples per athlete per month, which is much higher than the normal frequency.
In addition to Yang Yang, vice president of WADA, Zhang Hong, a member of the International Olympic Committee, is also a member of the board of directors
In response to the qualitative and quantitative aspects of the Chinese swimming team's food pollution scandal, WADA's statements and explanations have been widely recognized by the board members. In particular, the attitude of Pound, the main author of the World Anti-Doping Code and the founder of the Anti-Doping Agency, is even more to the point. The Canadian former vice president of the International Olympic Committee "bombarded" the United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) for "distorting the facts and deliberately creating lies" in order to undermine the reputation of WADA and the trust of the global anti-doping governance system!
Sports heavyweight veteran Pound's statement is a great support for WADA
At present, the process and results of WADA's handling of the Chinese swimming team incident have been fully recognized and supported by the Board of Directors, and the process of dispatching an independent prosecutor to conduct a review has also been supported by the Board of Directors. WADA's official announcement that "this is not a doping case, but a case of contaminated food" made the Chinese swimming team "aggrieved". The conspiracy of the Americans has been stopped for the time being, but they will certainly not give up, and what shady tricks will they use if they are good at demons? The black goose chats about the ball and pays attention to it with everyone. Likes, Followers and Comments are welcome!
WADA released the test data of 23 Chinese swimmers at the board meeting