IOA’s head highlighted worries on arrival in Tokyo

New Delhi: IOA President Narinder Batra on Saturday highlighted new concerns that the athletes bonded Olympics India may face arrival in Tokyo, including spending hours in immigration without food and water.
Batra was told about the inconvenience of the athletes from other countries who faced landing in Tokyo by Mission Chef De India on Friday.
He has raised this problem to the game organizer in front of the Indian contingent departure.
“Important problems that were notified from the Chef De Mission meeting on July 9.
The same problem was highlighted in a meeting by various countries including Czech, those who arrived at Narita Airport,” Batra said in a statement.
“They have to wait 4 hours, before the immigration process starts and they wait for three hours to take transportation.
There is no food and no water provided.” Germany highlighted almost no volunteer services, “the statement.
The first batch of athletes bonded Olympics India will leave for Tokyo on July 17.
More than 120 athletes are bound to the match.” Share with you all mentally ready for what you might expect at the time It’s the airport until you reach the village, this game is held under an ordinary extra state and we have to try to support Japan and through everything with a smile, “said Batra.
Overcoming the worries submitted by the Batra, the organizer was raised today to the organizing committee.
Will do it with the government to ensure it does not happen again.
“Given the Covid-19-19 case, the Tokyo Olympics will be held under an emergency in Japan without viewers from July 23 to August 8.