Organisers of the BWF World Championships say they have taken corrective steps to avoid the disruptions that drew attention during the India Open. The plans include the use of hybrid shuttles and a series of venue-control measures aimed at keeping play conditions stable throughout the tournament.
One of the most visible changes is the installation of heavy-duty netting to stop birds from entering the playing area. Sealed gates are also expected to help prevent monkeys from getting inside the stadium precincts, while security personnel will remain deployed to monitor the venue.
Officials have also moved to deal with stray dogs in the surrounding area by relocating them away from the stadium. Together, these steps point to a broader effort to remove the kind of off-court interruptions that can affect scheduling, player focus and the overall fan experience.
The venue has also gone through further preparation work as organisers look to deliver a smoother event than previous tournaments. With infrastructure checks and stricter controls in place, the focus is on ensuring the World Championships run without the glitches that overshadowed earlier badminton events in India.
