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The laboratory of Moscow, via a satellite facility will take care of doping tests during the Olympic Games in Sochi, suffered a suspension with probation by the Wada. Must demonstrate that they take the steps required by'' World Anti-Doping Agency, otherwise the license will be revoked.
Sunday 17 November 2013 1 minutes reading time
In recent days, Wada announced that the property was under investigation. Today it was an official statement in which the World Anti-Doping Agency states that the license of the laboratory will be suspended for 6 months if it does not significantly improve the credibility of the results within the'' 1 December 2013.
Basically, the center will have to prove in the next two weeks have created a program to increase the confidence in its operations and that this program will be fully operational by the'' 1 April 2014.
The Wada also strongly suggested the IOC to put in place all necessary measures to ensure the absolute integrity'' of all analyzes of both the laboratory in Moscow that its satellite facility in Sochi.
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