Karate artist Nguyen Minh Phung in his winning moment at the SEA Games 29 (Photo: VNA)
Kuala Lumpur (VNA) – Karate andathletics athletes bagged four more gold medals for Vietnam at the ongoing SEAGames 29 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, on late August 23.
Karate artist Nguyen Minh Phung madevictory after beating Thai rival Theerapat Kangtong 8-0 in the men's above-75kgkumite event.
Le Tu Chinh continued herexcellent performance on the running track to bag a gold medal in the 200mevent following her 100m gold on August 22.
Runner Le Tu Chinh holds a Vietnamese flag at SEA Games 29 (Photo: VNA)
Runners Vu Thi Ly and Duong Van Thai made adouble win and won two gold medals in the women’s and men’s 800m events,respectively.
Runner Vu Thi Ly after winning a gold medal in the women’s 800m event at SEA Games 29 (Photo: VNA)
Runner Duong Van Thai, a gold-medal athlete of Vietnam at SEA Games 29 (Photo: VNA)
Vietnam also got the silver medal in thewomen’s 800m race thanks to Khuat Phuong Anh.
Their team mate Phan Thi Bich Ha,meanwhile, secured a silver medal after finishing her 10 km walk within 52minutes and 27.78 seconds.
Also on the day, swimmer Nguyen Thi AnhVien got silver in the women’s 100 m freestyle event and her team mate Hoang QuyPhuoc also brought home a silver medal in the men’s 200 m freestyle event.
Bui Van Su came second in the1,500m race, bringing his total points in the decathlon event to 6,207, andearned the bronze medal.-VNA
Vietnam earned two more gold medals in cycling and shooting on August 23, the fourth official competition day of the ongoing 29th Southeast Asian Games (SEA Games 29) in Malaysia.
Vietnamese athletes won three more gold medals in fencing, athletics and karate in the afternoon of August 23 at the on-going SEA Games 29 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
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Karate artist Nguyen Minh Phung in his winning moment at the SEA Games 29 (Photo: VNA) 
Runner Le Tu Chinh holds a Vietnamese flag at SEA Games 29 (Photo: VNA) 
Runner Vu Thi Ly after winning a gold medal in the women’s 800m event at SEA Games 29 (Photo: VNA) 
Runner Duong Van Thai, a gold-medal athlete of Vietnam at SEA Games 29 (Photo: VNA) 
