
AI-generated summary
At the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games, additional sports such as Techball are run by international sports organizations, and the Aichi Prefectural Games Organizing Committee is not directly involved.
[Bangkok Current Affairs] Officials from the Thai national team in the additional sport ``Techball'' at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games complained on social media about the amount of food they were eating, and Aichi Prefecture Governor Hideaki Omura said, ``Are you here to get views?'', causing disappointment in Thailand. Several local media outlets also reported on Omura's remarks in detail on the 6th.
Governor Omura ``I feel sorry for the athletes'' Organizing committee and OCA hold general press conference - Aichi/Nagoya Asian Games
On Thai social media, there were voices of backlash, with comments such as, ``This is an unprofessional governor. Even if you have complaints, you shouldn't say it like that,'' and ``This tournament clearly shows how much Japan has changed.''
Additional sports such as Techball were managed by international sports organizations, rather than by the tournament organizing committee, which is chaired by Omura. At a regular press conference on the 6th, Omura described the posts by people related to the Thai national team as ``a matter outside the organizing committee,'' and added, ``I didn't really want these kinds of people to come.''
Omura defended himself on X (formerly Twitter) on the 7th by saying that his comment was about the ``manager and coach of the Thai team,'' and that he did not say anything to the effect of ``I didn't want the Thai team to come.''
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
A formal protest or expression of regret will be made from the Thai side.
Likely · Within days
Aichi Prefecture or the tournament organizing committee will provide an explanation or apology to the Thai side.
Possible · Within weeks

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