In addition to the growth hormone unveiled in July, due to a saw in Japan in the Olympic semifinals of the hundreds, an EPO was found in a June sample from Nigria, the Athletics Integrity Unit (AIU) reported.
Okagbareov won the Olympic silver medal from Beijing in 2008. Five years later, she won the long silver medal and the 200-meter bronze medal at the Moscow World Championships.
In recent years, she has focused firmly on sprints and in Tokyo she has a pass on to advance to the Olympic finals. She advanced to the semifinals by nine times, but shortly before the semifinals the AIU suspended its activities. A human growth hormone was detected during an out-of-competition doping control on July 19.
The AIU then ordered that a sample taken on June 20 in Nigria be analyzed for the presence of blood doping. EPO appeared in nm.
Those days before this inspection, Okagbareov killed a hundred in the Nigerian ampion for 10.63, which was only two hundredths slower than the entry of the Olympic ampion Elaine Thompsonov-Herahov. But Okagbareov had illicit support for the wind.
All the doping offenses that the AIU writes to it are Okagbare’s rejection. She filed for each of them to have a disciplinary commission.
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