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Hong Kong Wins One Gold, One Silver, Three Bronze at 5th Asian Para Games
WHY IT MATTERS
The medal haul confirms Hong Kong’s rising strength in para sports, boosts national morale, and sets a benchmark for future international competitions.
What happened
Hong Kong athletes captured one gold, one silver and three bronze medals at the 5th Asian Para Games, competing in boccia and fencing. In boccia, Leung Yuk‑wing and Cheung Yuen took gold in the Mixed Pairs‑BC4, marking the delegation’s third gold at the Games and the pair’s first world‑ranking top spot after winning four straight rounds. Bronze medals were earned by Loung John, Chan Pak‑lun and Yeung Hiu‑lam in the Mixed Team‑BC1/BC2 event, and by Tse Tak‑wah and Chan Ho‑yan in the Mixed Pairs‑BC3.
The boccia squad’s haul of two gold, three silver and three bronze represents its best result ever. In fencing, Chung Yuen‑ping, Lam Ka‑man, Tong Nga‑ting and Yu Chui‑yee secured silver in the Women’s Sabre Team, while Glass Sean, Kwong Yuen‑hing, Lam Ka‑man and Tong Nga‑ting earned bronze in the Sabre Mixed Team.
The fencing team’s eight medals—three silver and five bronze—outpaced its previous best. Secretary for Culture, Sports & Tourism Rosanna Law praised the athletes, thanked coaches, medical staff and support teams, and noted that the achievements bring pride to Hong Kong citizens.
PRIMARY SOURCES
HK adds gold, silver, 3 bronze
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