Choon How strikes first gold medal for M'sia in SEA Games 2019


MANILA: It’s a first medal and a gold as wushu exponent Loh Choon How won the men’s taijiquan event to give Malaysia a perfect start at the Philippines SEA Games.

The 26-year-old scored 9.680 to take the gold ahead of Brunei’s Hosea Zheng, who finished with 9.590.

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Sports , Taijiquan , Wushu , Philippines

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