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Asean’s best Olympic harvests 2016 golds 1 5 10 3 2 4 2 6 3 3 6 3 4 2 4 4 5 2 3 4 6 2 2 4 Rest of the haul London 2012 4 6 Seoul 1988 1 2 Rio 2016 Athens 2004 Beijing 2008 Sydney 2000 Atlanta 1996 Barcelona 1992 Rome 1960 1 Hoang Xuan Vinh Sopita Tanasan Sukanya Srisurat (Thailand) (Thailand) Tokyo 1964 1 (Vietnam) Gold Sliver Bronze Total Shooting: Weightlifting: Weightlifting: Total Total Total Total Total Los Angeles 1984 1 1 Thailand 6 Men’s 10m air pistol Women’s 48kg Women’s 58kg 1 Thailand 8 1 Thailand 4 1 Indonesia 6 1 Indonesia 4 1 Indonesia 5 Los Angeles 1932 3 2 Indonesia 3 2 Indonesia 4 2 Indonesia 5 2 Thailand 3 2 Thailand 2 2 Malaysia 1 Amsterdam 1928 1 3 Vietnam 2 3 Malaysia 1 3 Vietnam 1 3 Malaysia 2 = Philippines 1 Berlin 1936 1 4 Singapore 1 = Singapore 1 4 Philippines 1 = Thailand 1 Montreal 1976 1 5 Malaysia 5 = Vietnam 1 6 Philippines 1 Badminton Weightlifting Boxing Others Joseph Schooling Tontowi Ahmad/Liliyana Natsir Asean’s best Indonesia Malaysia Thailand Indonesia Philippines Singapore Vietnam Thailand Philippines Thailand Philippines Singapore Vietnam Malaysia Indonesia (Singapore) (Indonesia) Total Total Total Total Swimming: Badminton: by sport Men’s 100m buttery Mixed doubles 19 8 27 11 10 1 1 1 24 14 5 19 5 4 4 3 3 1 20 Country’s performance Thailand Indonesia Vietnam Singapore Malaysia Philippines 9 8 14 7 12 11 1 3 1 2 2 7 4 3 7 Boxing Weightlifting Badminton Weightlifting Shooting Weightlifting Table Tennis Weightlifting Badminton Diving Boxing Athletics • First medallist 15 • First medallist 23 • First medallist: 2 • First medallist 2 • First medallist 10 • First medallist 8 Payao Poontarat 14 12 Lilies Handayani/ 19 10 Tran Hieu Ngan, 2 1 Tan Howe Liang, 3 1 Razif Sidek/ 8 2 Teolo Tldefonso, 5 2 Montreal 1976 Nurtriyana Saiman/ Sydney 2000 1960 Rome Jalani Sidek Amsterdam 1928 Boxing, bronze Kusuma Wardhani Taekwondo, silver Weightlifting, silver Barcelona 1992 Swimming, bronze First gold Seoul 1988 First gold: First gold Badminton bronze • Archery, silver • • Somluck Kamsing Taekwondo Archery Hoang Xuan Vinh, Taekwondo Joseph Schooling, Swimming Archery Swimming Weightlifting Atlanta 1996 • First gold Rio de Janeiro 2016 2016 Rio de Janeiro Boxing 14 5 Alan Budikusuma 13 1 Shooting 1 1 Swimming 3 1 2 1 1 2 1 Barcelona 1992 Badminton Text: ST SPORTS STRAITS TIMES GRAPHICS.

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