Organisers are still adamant the Olympics can be held safely even if the coronavirus is not under control

Japanese sensation Naomi Osaka, Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal said Sunday they remain keen to compete in the delayed Tokio Olympics, and would be guided by what the health experts tell them

Osaka, Djokovic, Nadal keen to be at Olympics but virus a big concern

In December, Tokyo 2020 chiefs unveiled a 53-page anti-virus rulebook that they say will allow the Games to be held safely even without a vaccine

Suga's strident tone echoed that of Tokyo Olympics organisers and the IOC, who insist the Games will go ahead this summer

Japan PM says Olympics will unite world in hope

Games scheduled in Tokyo from July 23 to Aug. 8

In this photo illustration taken in Ankara, Turkey on December 30, 2020 a vaccine syringe with a drop on the needle's end is seen in front of a computer screen showing the flag of International Olympic Committee (IOC)

Osaka, Djokovic, Nadal keen to be at Olympics but virus a big concern

Japan PM says Olympics will unite world in hope

IOC suggests vaccination for athletes ahead of Olympics

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Osaka, Djokovic, Nadal keen to be at Olympics but virus a big concern

Japan PM says Olympics will unite world in hope

IOC suggests vaccination for athletes ahead of Olympics