Organisers of the Asian Games in Japan are preparing for possible disruption as a typhoon threat develops around the Aichi Nagoya region. Weather conditions are being closely monitored as the event continues to face the possibility of difficult conditions.

Tropical Storm Dujuan was moving towards central Japan, bringing the potential for strong winds and further challenging weather. The situation has raised concerns about the impact that changing conditions could have on sporting events taking place across the region.

Several competitions had already experienced delays or postponements after severe weather and heavy rainfall affected parts of the area. Organisers are therefore keeping a close watch on the developing weather situation while making preparations for any further impact.

The possible arrival of the typhoon adds another challenge for officials managing the Games. Weather conditions can affect competition schedules and arrangements, making continued monitoring important as organisers work to keep events running.