International events are due to COVID-19 a major challenge for organizers. Despite the unfavorable epidemiological situation in Slovakia, the Slovak Biathlon Association managed to organize the 3. and 4. rounds of the European Biathlon Cup IBU CUP BREZNO - OSRBLIE without one case of COVID-19 infection among the participants.
MultiplexDX, as a partner of the sporting event, donated its rTEST COVID-19 qPCR Multiplex kits. According to the Slovak Biathlon Association, this was the first biathlon event worldwide this year that managed to go without any COVID-19 infection among the participants. Sportsmen and their teams were already tested by MultiplexDX RT-PCR tests during accreditation, but also during the two-week event. Five positive participants were captured during pre-accreditation testing.
Congratulations to the organizers on a well-managed event, a well-managed "bubble", and to the athletes for their results.
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