How a comedy of errors ‘ruined everything’ for athletes at the Asian Games
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Athletes criticise organisational, logistical mishaps at ‘sad’ Asian Games Athletes transported to wrong venues, three matches in 18 hours and accommodation crisis add to organisers’ woes.
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Athletes criticise organisational, logistical mishaps at ‘sad’ Asian Games Athletes transported to wrong venues, three matches in 18 hours and accommodation crisis add to organisers’ woes.
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