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🚨Multiple instances have come to light highlighting accommodation-related issues in Nagoya, with even local athletes raising concerns. From long waiting times for rooms to instances of male and female athletes being assigned the same room, several issues have been reported. Listen to Boria Majumdar as he brings you the... show more

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