Vietnamese archer Chau Kieu Oanh won a silver medal in the women’s individual three-string bow event at the 29th Southeast Asian Games (SEA Games) in Kuala Lumpur.
Vietnamese archer Chau Kieu Oanh at the 29th SEA Games (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA)– Vietnamese archer Chau Kieu Oanh won a silver medal in the women’s individualthree-string bow event at the 29th Southeast Asian Games (SEA Games) in KualaLumpur.
This is the first medal for Vietnam at the largest regional sport event.
Oanh got 142 points in total, behind her Indonesian rival Sri Ranti with 144 points.
The Vietnamese archery team with 16 athletes vies for 10 sets of medals.
Vietnam will send morethan 470 athletes to compete at the Games in Malaysia from August 19-31. Theyare scheduled to take part in 32 out of 38 sports and meet about 6,000 athletesfrom 10 other countries in the region.
At the previous gamesin Singapore in 2015, Vietnam finished third with 73 golds. Thailand (95 golds)and the hosts (84 golds) secured first and second positions, respectively.-VNA
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Vietnamese archer Chau Kieu Oanh at the 29th SEA Games (Photo: VNA) 
