Camila Giorgi distances herself from allegations she sought the use of false COVID-19 vaccination certification, amid reports she is under investigation in Italy.
abc.net.au/news/australian-open-camila-giorgi-denies-covid-vaccine-allegations/101862928Camila Giorgi has refuted allegations she sought the use of false COVID-19 vaccination certification from an Italian doctor, amid reports she is under investigation in her home country.
Dr Grillone has allegedly identified Giorgi as a patient, stating she was not vaccinated against COVID-19. Giorgi played in the Australian Open last year when proof of COVID-19 vaccination was a requirement for entry into the country. Speaking at the Australian Open following her first-round win on Tuesday, Giorgi said she was vaccinated "once" by Dr Grillone.
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