Hong Kong's boccia team shined on Monday at the Paris Paralympics. John Loung won the city's first gold in the Men's Individual BC1 final, defeating South Korea's Jung Sungjoon. Annie Cheung claimed a silver in the Women's Individual BC4, losing to China's Lin Ximei. Ho Yuen-kei, a three-time Paralympian, secured another gold in the Women's Individual BC3 by beating Australia's Jamieson Leeson. Ho thanked supporters and her husband for their help during the competition.
Chief Executive John Lee praised the athletes' determination and skills. He celebrated Loung’s and Ho’s achievements and commended Cheung's resilience in her debut.
In badminton, Daniel Chan won silver in the Men’s Singles WH2, calling it the best gift to end his career. He improved from a bronze in Tokyo despite recent injuries. Chu Man-kai narrowly missed a medal in the Men’s Singles SH6, losing to Brazil's Vitor Tavares.
As of Tuesday afternoon, Hong Kong had won six medals: two gold, three silver, and one bronze.