Graffiti found on banner at Taiwan's Asian Games training base
Police are investigating suspected property damage after black ink defaced a 5-meter banner used by Taiwanese athletes, officials said.
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(Tokyo=Yonhap News) Correspondent Cho Seong-mi = Graffiti on banners at facilities used as training bases by Taiwanese national team athletes participating in the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games...
This website is from Cedarnews.net. To learn more about the world of sports and crime, visit our site. It was learned on the 17th, through interviews with investigators, that graffiti was found on a banner indicating that the facility in Nagoya City, which is used as a training base by Taiwanese athletes for the Asian Para Games, is the base for the athletes. Aichi Prefectural Police are investigating the incident on suspicion of property damage…
Japanese police investigate defaced banner at Taiwanese athletes’ facility
Japanese police have launched an investigation into suspected property damage after a banner displayed at a training facility used by Taiwanese athletes in Nagoya was defaced ahead of the Asian Games, Japanese media reported.The orange banner, measuring about 5m by 1.5m, was hung near the entrance t
Local police have launched an investigation after graffiti was discovered on a banner hanging at a training base for Taiwanese athletes participating in the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games. According to NHK and Kyodo News on the 17th, graffiti resembling black ink was found on the 14th on a banner hanging at the entrance of a facility in Naka Ward, Nagoya City, which is used by Taiwanese athletes for training. The banner originally read "2026 Nago…
Police are investigating a case of property damage after graffiti was found erasing the word "nation" and other characters from a banner at the training base of the Taiwanese national team competing in the Asian Games. According to investigators, on the 14th of this month, police received a report that lines had been drawn on a banner at the training base of the Taiwanese national team, which is located in the former Misono Elementary School in …
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