Scottish leisure centre closed after coronavirus sufferer used the facilities is set to reopen

A Glasgow leisure centre which was closed after a coronavirus sufferer used the facilities is set to reopen.

Scotstoun Sports Campus, which houses Scotstoun rugby stadium, was closed on Saturday after a player on the Scottish women's rugby team who had contracted the illness used the facilities.

As a result, the women's Six Nations match between Scotland and France at Scotstoun was cancelled and a number of players and staff self-isolated on medical advice.

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Glasgow Life, the agency which operates the city's leisure facilities, announced plans to reopen as normal at 6am on Monday after a deep cleaning operation.

Scotstoun Sports Campus, which houses Scotstoun rugby stadium, was closed on Saturday after a player on the Scottish women's rugby team who had contracted the illness used the facilities.Scotstoun Sports Campus, which houses Scotstoun rugby stadium, was closed on Saturday after a player on the Scottish women's rugby team who had contracted the illness used the facilities.
Scotstoun Sports Campus, which houses Scotstoun rugby stadium, was closed on Saturday after a player on the Scottish women's rugby team who had contracted the illness used the facilities.

The news comes as Scotland is now dealing with 18 cases of Covid-19, the illness caused by this strain of coronavirus.

A spokesman for Glasgow Life said: "We are working on preparations to reopen Scotstoun Sports Campus. Cleaning measures will be completed today and the venue will reopen to staff and the public tomorrow from 6am as normal."