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PARIS James Van Riemsdyk Jersey , Sept. 26 (Xinhua) -- The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) on Tuesday provisionally suspended the WADA accreditation of the National Anti-Doping Organization of France in Chatenay-Malabry, suburb of Paris, due to ""analytical issues"" self-reported by the Laboratory.


""The provisional suspension, which took effect on 24 September 2017, prohibits the Paris Laboratory from carrying out any anti-doping activities, including all analyses of urine and blood samples,"" read a WADA statement, while not specifying details concerning the Laboratory.


According to media reports, the issues originated from sample contamination. One positive sample from a bodybuilder contaminated two other samples with steroid, proving that the cleaning on testing machine was not sufficient to prevent the contamination.


""The provisional suspension will remain in place pending disciplinary proceedings being carried out by an independent Disciplinary Committee,"" said WADA.


""During the period of the provisional suspension, samples that have not yet been analyzed by the Paris Laboratory; samples currently undergoing a confirmation procedure; and, any samples for which an Adverse Analytical Finding has been reported; must be securely transported to another WADA-accredited laboratory,"" it added.


The Paris Laboratory was previously acknowledged for its contribution to anti-doping. About 13,500 samples were tested in the Laboratory last year.


It was set to undertake the testing mission after Paris was awarded the hosting right of the 2024 Olympic Games.


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NAIROBI， Feb. 6 (Xinhua) -- World marathon record holder Dennis Kimetto of Kenya has shaken off his injury problems and is ready to go for the big title at the Boston marathon in April.


Speaking from Eldoret on Monday， Kimetto， who holds the world record at 2:02.57， the only man to have run the 42km distance under 2:03， said his title may not stand for long.


However， Kimatto said the prospect of an athlete to run the marathon in under two hours is not attainable now.


"I know there are efforts to have someone break the record and under two hours. It is not as easy as it sounds. It requires a lot of efforts and everything must be perfect. Hopefully the team from Nike will succeed but I know it is no easy task，" he said.


Kimetto last competed for Kenya at the 2015 World Championships in Beijing， China but failed to finish the race citing high temperatures. But he has seen his career stall with injuries creeping in for the last two years limiting his performances globally.


However， he said injury problems have been cleared and he will be keen to try and improve on his record as he goes to Boston. Kimetto holds the marathon record at 2.02.57 in Berlin 2014. He is also a winner of Tokyo， Chicago and Berlin marathons.


"My preparations so far are going on very well. Injury free and very motivated. Bring it on Boston Marathon，" he said.


Ethiopia' s Kenenisa Bekele believes it will only be "two or three years" before the two hour-mark for the marathon is broken.


"I'm sure somewhere， within two or three years， the sub-two will be broken. I don' t know how， and maybe it won' t be official. It'll have to be very flat， maybe even downhill?" he said.


Nike announced that three of its athletes would seek to run a sub-two-hour marathon in April. Olympic champion Eliud Kipchoge is training for the sub-two attempt. There is also Ethiopian Boston champion Lelisa Desisa and world half marathon world record-holder Zersenay Tadese. Enditem




SEOUL， Feb. 1 (Xinhua) -- Former UN chief Ban Ki-moon on Wednesday vowed not to run for presidency in South Korea， his home country， during an unscheduled press briefing in the parliament.


Ban told reporters that he will give up his "pure will" to lead the country's political change and the national unity， abandoning his ambition to become the next South Korean leader following the presidential impeachment.


The former UN head has never officially declared his run for presidency， but he has long been viewed as the most powerful presidential contender in the conservative bloc.


The press conference was urgently held without any prior notice. He returned to South Korea on Jan. 12 after his second， five-year tenure in the top UN post terminated at the end of last year.

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