Leicester City official statement on precautionary measures due to coronavirus concern

Leicester City have confirmed they have taken precautionary measures for players and staff as three of the players have undertaken a period of self-isolation following recent medical advice. The statement reads: "In recent days, all three players presented with extremely mild illness and were advised by Club medical staff, consistent with current government guidance, to stay home and contact the NHS 111 service. All three players were subsequently advised by NHS 111 that their symptoms were consistent with common seasonal illness and that a seven-day period of self-isolation was appropriate as a precaution. There was no recommendation that further testing would be necessary. The Club is in regular contact with the relevant players, whose symptoms remain mild and self-manageable. In the current medical climate, the Club is acutely aware of its responsibilities to all of its employees and has issued extensive internal advice consistent with current recommendations from the government and medical professionals on COVID-19 (coronavirus). All staff experiencing moderate symptoms of ill-health have been advised to stay at home, to contact NHS 111 and to follow their recommended advice. Supporters are asked to actively seek out the latest government advice on best practice in relation to stopping the spread of the virus, which can be found here. Anyone who has recently travelled to the United Kingdom from a country with a high risk of coronavirus should immediately seek medical advice by calling the NHS 111 service, while anyone with flu symptoms are asked to stay away from King Power Stadium to avoid a potential spread to other supporters. The Club continues to monitor the situation closely and to take suitable measures to best protect the health of its employees, supporters and stakeholders."

Source: LCFC.com

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