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Volunteers get taste of Asiad Village life

By Arsenic Lacson | November 9, 2006 - 12:00am

DOHA, Qatar – More than 5,000 volunteers spent a day at the Athlete’s Village (AV) last Friday and half of them enjoyed a sleepover at the $600 million residential project that is set to be transformed...

Sports

Athletes Village a modern medical facility after Asiad

By Arsenic Lacson | October 27, 2006 - 12:00am

(Contributor) DOHA, Qatar — Even as Doha 2006 has yet to open its gates to participants of the 15th Asian Games, it has already finalized plans on what to do with the ultra-modern Athletes Village after...

Sports