Published 3 years ago

Russian archer faints in heat at Olympics

Summary by Ground News

Russian archer Svetlana Gomboeva loses consciousness in intense heat. U.S. water polo captain Jesse Smith will skip the opening ceremony. Road cyclist Michal Schlegel is the fourth Czech athlete to test positive before the Games. The Czech team is investigating whether the outbreak is linked to its chartered flight.

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BBC News

Russian archer faints in Tokyo heat

A Russian archer faints during Olympic qualifying as intense heat in Tokyo is in the spotlight just hours before the Games officially open.

3 years ago·United Kingdom

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Yahoo News

Russian archer collapses due to extreme heat in Tokyo Olympics qualification event

Svetlana Gomboeva is recovering and will still compete later in the games after she lost consciousness on Friday.

3 years ago·Los Angeles, United States

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The Hindu

Olympics: Russian archer recovers after fainting in Tokyo's scorching heat

Svetlana Gomboeva collapsed as she checked her final scores and required assistance from staff and teammates who put bags of ice on her head to cool her down.

3 years ago·India

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The Independent

Tokyo 2020: Russian archer faints in scorching heat at Olympics

The athlete recovered and is determined to continue

3 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Reuters

Russian archer recovers after fainting in Tokyo's scorching heat

A Russian archer recovered after fainting in the Tokyo heat during a qualifying Olympic round on Friday as a heatwave pushed coaches and staff to huddle under trees for shade.

3 years ago·United Kingdom

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CBC News

Russian archer collapses, removed on stretcher amid Tokyo's scorching heat

A Russian archer fainted in the Tokyo heat during a qualifying Olympic round on Friday as a heatwave pushed coaches and staff to huddle under trees for shade.

3 years ago·Canada

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