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<div>AFI plans new certification process after audit finds 90% of synthetic tracks in India as 'substandard'</div>
AFI plans new certification process after audit finds 90% of synthetic tracks in India as 'substandard'
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AFI plans new certification process after audit finds 90% of synthetic tracks in India as ‘substandard’

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Athletics Federation of India spokesperson Adille Sumariwalla has revealed that nearly 90% of synthetic tracks in India are substandard in terms of material, laying, and marking. He added that AFI has decided to get involved in track certification.

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