Nagoya, Sept. 18 -- The Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports (MYAS) has put in place a three-layer management system to address logistical issues at the Asian Games 2026 in Nagoya, with around 2,000 members of the Indian diaspora on standby to offer accommodation to athletes if required.

The ministry said the arrangements were made after reports of mismanagement at the Games, with Indian officials and members of the diaspora coordinating to ensure athletes do not face difficulties with accommodation, transportation or other arrangements.

"Approximately 2000 Indian people in Nagoya are on standby to open their houses for athletes if they have problems with their accommodation," a source from the ministry told ANI.

"Diaspora is in action...