Nagoya mayor says sorry for Asian Games 'inconveniences'
Summary
Nagoya’s mayor apologised to athletes for inconveniences at the Asian Games after complaints about shortages of beds, transport failures and other mishandling. The event in Nagoya and Aichi prefecture has also seen an anthem mix-up and stranded athletes, adding to criticism of local organisers.
Key Points
- Nagoya Mayor Ichiro Hirosawa apologised for inconveniences faced by athletes at the Asian Games.
- The Games have been hit by complaints about bed shortages, transport problems and mismanagement.
- Local organisers earlier apologised to South Korea after the North Korean national anthem was played by mistake.
- The event is being held in Nagoya and Aichi prefecture and runs until Sunday.
