Djokovic had Covid infection on 16 December - lawyers
, Djokovic's lawyers said the player had been granted a temporary visa to enter the country and provided with a "medical exemption from Covid vaccination" by Tennis Australia because of his recent infection.
His lawyers said he was kept in immigration clearance at Melbourne Airport for about eight hours after he arrived, and that he had little communication with them during that period., be moved to "a more suitable place of detention" that would allow him to train ahead of the Australian Open.Watch: The BBC's Shaimaa Khalil reports from outside hotel where Djokovic is being detained
"I can't say they were mean to me," she told Czech news website Idnes, "but I was not prepared for the way everything played out... you have to report and everything is allotted."
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