Ugandan Olympic athletes in Japan

Ugandan Olympic athletes in Japan

The first group of Ugandan athletes arrives at Narita airport near Tokyo on June 19, 2021, for the Tokyo Olympics. One person in the nine-member group tested positive for the coronavirus.

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