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FIVB approves Chinese request to switch host city from Chengdu to Hangzhou for 2008 World League matches after devastation caused by earthquake
03.06.08 - 21:02 ... source : FIVB
... China's Yu Dawei attacks against Argentina in a World League match in Chengu in 2007. China will switch to Hangzhou for their 2008 home ties Lausanne, June 3, 2008 – The FIVB has agreed with the China Volleyball Association that the Chinese can change the host city for their 2008 FIVB World League home matches from Chengdu to Hangzhou following the devastating earthquake in the Sichuan Province.Chengdu, the capital of Sichuan Province, has been badly affected by the disaster that happened on ...» Next (HTML)
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