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London 2012 organizers are probing why there were so many empty seats at different venues, the Daily Mail reported.
There were hundreds of empty seats despite all the public tickets being sold.
“We are in the process of finding out who should have been in the seats and why they weren’t there,” an organizer told the paper.
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