adminKINGSTON. — Three high-ranking officials of the World Anti-Doping Agency have arrived in Jamaica to conduct their audit of the country’s anti-doping programs after weeks of criticism following positive tests from several high-profile athletes.
WADA’s director of education programs and development Rob Koehler, director of standard harmonisation Rune Andersen and manager of program development Kerwin Clarke all arrived in Kingston from Canada on Monday.
They refused to answer any questions on arrival and were taken to a meeting with Jamaica’s Anti-Doping Commission(JADCO). They will examine JADCO’s drug testing program, staffing, governance, education programme — Yahoo.sport
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