India Open: BWF breaks silence after bird-dropping chaos, pollution fears rock tournament
India Open: BWF breaks silence after bird-dropping chaos, pollution fears rock tournament
The Badminton World Federation acknowledged player concerns at the India Open Super 750, citing seasonal challenges like haze and indoor air quality. Despite issues including bird droppings and a monkey sighting, the BWF maintained the Indira Gandhi Sports Complex is a significant upgrade and capable of hosting major events, with insights guiding future improvements.
The Badminton World Federation acknowledged player concerns at the India Open Super 750, citing seasonal challenges like haze and indoor air quality. Despite issues including bird droppings and a monkey sighting, the BWF maintained the Indira Gandhi Sports Complex is a significant upgrade and capable of hosting major events, with insights guiding future improvements.
The Badminton World Federation acknowledged player concerns at the India Open Super 750, citing seasonal challenges like haze and indoor air quality. Despite issues including bird droppings and a monkey sighting, the BWF maintained the Indira Gandhi Sports Complex is a significant upgrade and capable of hosting major events, with insights guiding future improvements. 
