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translated by Brett Larner
With one month to go until the start of track and field competition, the 2014 Incheon Asian Games athletes' village where competitors will stay during the Games was unveiled to the media on Aug. 26. With 2200 rooms in 22 newly-built apartment buildings in Incheon, South Korea, the village is capable of hosting up to 15000 people. The 10000 square meter dining hall will be open 24 hours a day, with room for 3500 people to eat at the same time.
Along with accommodations, the athletes' village includes a medical center and service center in its international zone, with press conference space and other facilities located in the public area. The athletes' village is located 40 minutes by car from the main stadium. It will officially open on Sept. 12. The Korea Broadcasting Corporation made up of three domestic South Korean broadcasters also announced on Aug. 26 that it would offer Incheon Asian Games broadcast rights to North Korea free of charge.
translated by Brett Larner
With one month to go until the start of track and field competition, the 2014 Incheon Asian Games athletes' village where competitors will stay during the Games was unveiled to the media on Aug. 26. With 2200 rooms in 22 newly-built apartment buildings in Incheon, South Korea, the village is capable of hosting up to 15000 people. The 10000 square meter dining hall will be open 24 hours a day, with room for 3500 people to eat at the same time.
Along with accommodations, the athletes' village includes a medical center and service center in its international zone, with press conference space and other facilities located in the public area. The athletes' village is located 40 minutes by car from the main stadium. It will officially open on Sept. 12. The Korea Broadcasting Corporation made up of three domestic South Korean broadcasters also announced on Aug. 26 that it would offer Incheon Asian Games broadcast rights to North Korea free of charge.
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