Kenyan national athletes run past during their training session on Tuesday, at Iten, in the Rift Valley north of Nairobi. On Friday, The World Anti-Doping Agency’s (WADA) independent commission will publish the second part of its report into allegations of widespread doping in athletics, centered on Kenya. AFP PHOTO
Kenyan national athletes run past during their training session on Tuesday, at Iten, in the Rift Valley north of Nairobi. On Friday, The World Anti-Doping Agency’s (WADA) independent commission will publish the second part of its report into allegations of widespread doping in athletics, centered on Kenya. AFP PHOTO

PARIS: The scandal gripping athletics promises to worsen with publication on Thursday (Friday in Manila) of a second explosive report targeting corrupt “scumbags” and a leaked blood database that could have worldwide ramifications for track and field.

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