Update on the 2023 SEA Games Medal Standings: Take a peek at the position of the Indonesian contingent

Liputan6.com, Jakarta – The Indonesian contingent has started its competition at the 2023 SEA Games Cambodia. Although opening ceremony It was just held on Friday (5/5/2023), a number of sports have already completed the event multi events largest in Southeast Asia.

The first medal was even won by the Red and White team through a special Cambodian martial arts sport, kun bokator, since last Thursday (4/5/2023). It was Alfadhila Ramadhan who succeeded in donating silver from the individual son’s bokator spirit form number.

Competing in Hall C of the Chroy Changvar Convention Center, Phnom Penh, the 2001-born athlete earned a score of 7.67 from the judges on duty. This achievement was enough to lead Alfadhila to occupy second place as well as to carve the first medal for the country.

As for after this, Indonesia is expected to continue to add to its collection of medals in the event which will last until May 17. Moreover, the Indonesian Minister of Youth and Sports (Menpora) Dito Ariotedjo has set ambitious targets for the Red and White team.

The Indonesian contingent – ​​which consists of a total of 599 male and female athletes – is targeted to win 60 gold medals in order to maintain their achievement of finishing in the top three at the 2021 SEA Games in Hanoi.

As is known, Indonesia at that time managed to finish the competition with honors top three after collecting 241 medals consisting of 69 gold, 91 silver and 81 bronze.

Quoting data on the official website of the 2023 SEA Games as of Sunday (7/5/2023) at 20.30 WIB, Indonesia is in third place in the standings with 53 medals consisting of 16 gold, 11 silver and 26 bronze.

Meanwhile, host Cambodia won a total of 74 medals at the top position, with 28 gold, 21 silver and 25 bronze distributed. Check out the full details of each country’s position in the 2023 SEA Games standings on the next page!

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