Djokovic may stay in Australia
Australian authorities are investigating that Novak Djokovic provided false information when filling out documents to enter the country.
The declaration of the traveler Djokovic states that before entering Australia (January 5 ) he has not traveled to other countries for 14 days. Although in fact during this period he traveled from Serbia to Spain.
The document states that the provision of false information & ndash; a serious violation that can be punishable by up to 12 months' imprisonment.
At the same time, Djokovic said at the border that Tennis Australia was filling out the declaration for him, CNN reports.
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