Eddy aims for Tokyo Paralympics after Dubai high


Proud day: Eddy Bernard (right) posing with the two gold medals he won in the Asian Youth Para Games in Dubai with his coach Tony Sawan.

KUALA LUMPUR: Sixteen-year-old para athlete Eddy Bernard has been in excellent form this year.

The Sabahan made a memorable outing in the second Asian Youth Para Games in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, which ended on Thursday, by winning two gold medals in the Under-18 T37 (cerebral palsy) 100m and long jump events.

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