Bird Droppings Interrupt India Open Badminton Match Amidst Organizational Chaos
Bird droppings forced interruptions in a badminton match at India Open Super 750, amidst other organizational issues such as air quality and venue maintenance. The event has been criticized for poor playing conditions and unusual incidents, including a monkey sighting, highlighting significant operational challenges.
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In a bizarre turn of events at the India Open Super 750, bird droppings twice disrupted a men's singles match between H S Prannoy and Singapore's Loh Kean Yew, furthering the tournament's organizational woes.
This incident, occurring at the Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium, comes amid complaints regarding playing conditions and air quality. Earlier, a monkey was sighted in the stands, underscoring operational challenges facing the tournament.
The interruptions left spectators puzzled as a former coach highlighted neglected venue maintenance. The tournament has drawn criticism from players, with health concerns and extreme pollution already in the spotlight.
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