China reported on Nov. 18 a third COVID-19 case among foreign athletes in warmup events for the upcoming Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics. The athlete tested positive on Nov. 14 and has been sent to a quarantine hotel, Zhao Weidong, the spokesperson of the Winter Games, told reporters at Thursday’s briefing. The competitor didn’t show any symptoms, said Zhao, adding the athletes is a close contact of the previously confirmed case. On Nov. 12, the authorities reported two luge competitors who arrived on a charter flight infected with COVID-19. The organizers didn’t disclose the identities or nationalities of any of the three. More than 1,500 athletes have arrived in the country for the luge training week and the Luge World Cup which serves as test events for the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics. Beijing implements strict COVID-19 protocols for the Games, requiring participants to receive daily PCR tests and remain in a …