Sports Authority of India to shut down training centres amid rise in COVID-19 cases
The Hindu
SAI to shut down training centres amid rise in COVID-19 cases.
The (SAI) on Monday said it has decided to close its 67 training centres across the country due to.
"In view of rising cases of COVID-19, the Sports Authority of India has decided to close the 67 SAI Training centres across the country," the SAI said in a statement.
"The decision also comes in the wake of directives issued by various states to suspend sporting activities for the safety of athletes," it added.
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