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Wade, S. (2026, September 18). Officials defend using temporary containers, cruise ship as lodging at Asian Games. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/news/world/asia/officials-defend-using-temporary-containers-cruise-ship-as-lodging-at-asian-games/article_446ae972-a838-59a5-b286-25f6b957a388.html
Wade, Stephen. “Officials defend using temporary containers, cruise ship as lodging at Asian Games.” Toronto Star, 18 Sept. 2026, https://www.thestar.com/news/world/asia/officials-defend-using-temporary-containers-cruise-ship-as-lodging-at-asian-games/article_446ae972-a838-59a5-b286-25f6b957a388.html.
Wade, Stephen. “Officials defend using temporary containers, cruise ship as lodging at Asian Games.” Toronto Star, September 18, 2026. https://www.thestar.com/news/world/asia/officials-defend-using-temporary-containers-cruise-ship-as-lodging-at-asian-games/article_446ae972-a838-59a5-b286-25f6b957a388.html.
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The Olympic Council of Asia (OCA) is facing complaints over accommodations for athletes and officials at the Asian Games held in NAGOYA, Japan. To address lodging needs, organizers are using converted wooden containers and even a cruise ship as temporary housing options. Despite these unconventional arrangements, the OCA asserts that 17,000-plus athletes and officials, who registered by the entry deadline in July, have been provided with “games-appropriate accommodation.” The council is working to reassure participants about the adequacy of their living conditions during the event.