Thai Team Wins 19 Gold Medals at the 2026 Asian Para Games

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The Thai team secured a total of 19 gold medals at the 2026 Asian Para Games, starting with Nitikorn Jiamphiriyakul, who won gold in the men's 200-meter freestyle, class S14, breaking the Asian record on October 19. On the same day, Sirawann Intachote won gold in the women's 200-meter race, class T47, and Pongsak Pae-or won gold in the men's wheelchair racing, 800 meters, class T53. On October 20, Amorntep Polpanna won gold in the men's 100-meter race, class T38, and Anusorn Chaiyamnarn won gold in the 10-meter air rifle, prone position, class SH2. On October 21, Atiwat Phaengnuea won gold in the men's 100-meter wheelchair race, class T54, and Rungroj Thai-niyom won gold in men's singles table tennis, class 6. On October 22, Chaiwat Ratana won gold in the men's 100-meter race, class T34, and Komsan Singphirrom, along with Theerasak Piarkanee, won gold in the men's compound archery pairs. On October 23, Wisanu Hwadpradit won gold in boccia, class BC1, and Prok Lopyen won gold in boccia, class BC4. Witool Chanthakat won gold in boccia, class BC3, and Lodamanee Kla-han won gold in the women's boccia, class BC3. On October 24, Wisit Kingmanow won gold in wheelchair fencing, épée, men's individual, class B. Ekkarawet Khamyang won gold in road cycling, class H1-3. Nitikorn Jiamphiriyakul won gold in the men's 100-meter butterfly, class S14. Pongsak Pae-or won gold in the men's 400-meter wheelchair race, class T53. Sai-sanee Janna won gold in wheelchair fencing, sabre, women's individual, class B. The Thai wheelchair fencing team won gold in the mixed team sabre event, defeating South Korea.