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Agatha Wong claims second SEA Games gold medal in Wushu

by‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎ ‎ Lloyd Tagbago

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MANILA, Philippines — Agatha Wong has landed her second gold medal in the wushu competition after dominating the women’s taijijian in the 2019 Southeast Asian (SEA) Games Tuesday at World Trade Center.

Wong, who captured the silver medal in the same category in the 2017 SEA Games, finished with a score of 9.65 points in the women’s taijijian event.

Vietnam’s Thi Minh Huyen settled for the silver with 9.63 points while Brunei Darussalam’s Basma Lachkar took the bronze with 9.62 points.

This is Wong’s second Gold medal in the regional-biennial meet after her gold medal finish last Sunday in the taijiquan event. (Lloyd Tagbago/IAMIGO/CNS)

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Lloyd Tagbago is a member of the Current News Service (CNS). An active video documentarist, Tagbago provides excellent video content for Currentph.com. Reach him at Lloyd.tagbago@currentph.com.

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