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Asiad 2026: Indian contingent grapples with accommodation woes in Nagoya
The rowing team was among the worst affected, with many athletes left without accommodation on the cruise ship designated to house them
Indian athletes arriving in Nagoya for the 2026 Asian Games faced a series of accommodation and logistical problems on Wednesday, with several contingents waiting for hours before getting rooms.
The rowing team was among the worst affected, with many athletes left without accommodation on the cruise ship designated to house them. Some athletes who received rooms were asked to share them with others.
Shooters also faced delays, while accreditation issues affected India's pistol shooting head coach, Samaresh Jung. The wushu and table tennis contingents reported lengthy registration procedures as they checked in.