Athletes' container huts face complaints ahead of Asian Games in Japan
- Ahead of the official opening of the Asian Games in Japan on Saturday, wooden container huts meant for thousands of athletes have become the subject of heated criticism by members of the South Korean delegation.
- Jung Jae-yong, vice-president of the Korea Basketball Association, told AFP news agency the accommodation was the "worst it has ever been".
- "Athletes who are over two metres (6ft 7in) tall cannot even stretch their legs out on the beds.
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- Ahead of the official opening of the Asian Games in Japan on Saturday, wooden container huts meant for thousands of athletes have become the subject of heated criticism by members of the South Korean delegation.
- Jung Jae-yong, vice-president of the Korea Basketball Association, told AFP news agency the accommodation was the "worst it has ever been".
- "Athletes who are over two metres (6ft 7in) tall cannot even stretch their legs out on the beds.
Sources: BBC News