As of September 5, 2024, at 11:00 (GMT+7), five Southeast Asian nations have made their mark in the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games. With Thailand continuing to lead, the region is showing strong representation and resilience in the competition. Here's an update on the latest standings:
Thailand Continues to Dominate
Thailand remains at the top of the Southeast Asian rankings, having earned a total of 17 medals so far:
- 5 Gold Medals
- 6 Silver Medals
- 6 Bronze Medals
Thai athletes have consistently demonstrated their skill and determination across various events, solidifying the country's position as a leader in the Paralympic Games.
Singapore and Indonesia Holding Steady
Singapore and Indonesia continue to perform well, maintaining their places in the medal standings. Singapore has secured:
- 2 Gold Medals
- 1 Silver Medal
Indonesia, with a broader range of success, has accumulated:
- 1 Gold Medal
- 6 Silver Medals
- 5 Bronze Medals
Both nations have shown great resilience, making significant contributions to Southeast Asia's medal count.
Malaysia’s Presence Grows
Malaysia remains a strong contender, with its athletes contributing to the region’s growing medal tally. Malaysia has earned:
- 1 Gold Medal
- 1 Silver Medal
- 1 Bronze Medal
The steady performance of Malaysian athletes reflects the country’s commitment to excellence in Paralympic sports.
Viet Nam Joins the Medal Club
A notable development is the entry of Viet Nam into the medal rankings, with the country securing its first medal in Paris:
- 1 Bronze Medal
Viet Nam's presence in the medal standings is a testament to the dedication of its athletes, adding to Southeast Asia's expanding influence in the Paralympic Games.
Southeast Asia's Strength on Display
The participation and success of these five Southeast Asian countries highlight the region’s growing impact on the global Paralympic stage. With ongoing events and many more medals to be won, the region’s athletes continue to inspire with their perseverance and skill.
As the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games progress, Southeast Asia is proving its place among the world's best, with each nation's achievements contributing to a strong regional showing.
