Thai wheelchair racers take gold with world record-equalling and Games record times
Athiwat Paeng-Nuea clocked 13.49 seconds, while Chaiwat Rattana’s victory brought Thailand’s gold medal tally to eight.
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Athiwat Paeng-Nuea clocked 13.49 seconds, while Chaiwat Rattana’s victory brought Thailand’s gold medal tally to eight.
John Mark Tokong will enter the Championship Tour field, while Jayuard Alciso and Mara Lopez will compete in the trials.
The 4-2 victory followed Malaysia’s win over China, with Pakistan next on their round-robin schedule.
Indonesia had four golds, three silvers and 15 bronzes, placing eighth in the provisional Asian Para Games standings.
Singapore also secured an archery final berth through Nur Syahidah Alim, while shooter Daniel Chan broke his own national record.
The state will stage 18 of the Games’ 43 sports, with dance sport added to its hosting programme.
Ammar Aiman Nor Azmi clocked 48.34 seconds in the 400m T20 final, while Jennahtul Fahmi Ahmad earned bronze in table tennis.
The Indonesian cyclist set an Asian Para Games record of 4 minutes 50.169 seconds in the men's C4 individual pursuit final.
The 18-year-old threw 49.75 metres in the men’s F57 discus at the Asian Para Games, surpassing his own world record.
The two-time Winter Olympian plans to compete in November 2026 and is targeting an international return by 2027.