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SEA Games 27: Nay Pyi Taw to increase buses routes

SEA Games 27 host city of Nay Pyi Taw is planning to increase shuttle bus routes serving sport delegations and reporters as more are arriving in the city for the 27th South East Asia Games (SEA Games 27) which will officially open on December 11.
SEA Games 27 host city of Nay Pyi Taw is planning to increase shuttlebus routes serving sport delegations and reporters as more are arrivingin the city for the 27th South East Asia Games (SEA Games 27) whichwill officially open on December 11.

The city currentlyhas only two shuttle bus services, one of which with 14 buses runs fromthe student village to the press centre, and the other one covers allthe competition venues.

According to the organizingcommittee, the third route will be opened in the next few days with 10buses operating every competing day.

In the coming days,when more competitions open, the number of shuttle buses as well as bustrips will also increase to match increasing needs, particularly in themorning and late afternoon, the committee said.

Theregion’s largest sport event will take place from December 11 to 22 with460 sets of medals at stake. However, some competitions already beganon December 1, such as floor ball and Chinlone.-VNA

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