India, Sept. 9 -- Nagoya, the host city for the upcoming Asian Games 2026, was hit by severe flooding after parts of central Japan recorded unusually heavy rainfall on Tuesday.. Water also reached some venues linked to the multi-sport event, which is scheduled to take place from September 19 to October 4. Despite the disruption caused by the record rainfall, Nagoya Mayor Ichiro Kawamura has ruled out any impact on the Asian Games schedule. Organisers are continuing preparations for the event, suggesting that the flooding is being treated as a temporary weather-related setback rather than a reason to alter the competition dates.

Asian Games 2026 Host Nagoya Hit by Widespread Flooding After Record Rainfall

Nagoya, the host city for the 20...