NSC cover cost of additional rooms at official hotel 


PETALING JAYA: The athletes are already arriving in batches for the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games about to start this weekend but it is anybody’s guess whether there are enough beds for them.

Five karate exponents have yet to be allocated accommodation although they are scheduled to arrive in Nagoya tomorrow, leaving the National Sports Council (NSC) with no choice but to act swiftly by covering the cost of additional rooms at the official hotel instead.

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