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Philippine Olympic Committee president Celso Dayrit reported this positive development yesterday after receiving an advice from Malaysia Olympic Committee secretary general Datu Siek Kok Chi, who attended the SEAG Federation Council meeting in Ho Chi Minh City last Friday.
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[Title] => Marathon ok na sa Vietnam SEG
[Summary] => Mas lalong lumakas ang kampanya ng bansa para sa nalalapit na 2003 Southeast Asian Games na gaganapin sa Vietnam nang magdesisyon ang organizers na isama na ang men’s at women’s marathon event sa athletics competition.
Ang nasabing development ay agad na inihayag ni Philippine Olympic Committee president Celso Dayrit kahapon makaraang makatanggap ng abiso mula sa Malaysian Olympic Committee secretary general Datu Siek Kok Chi, na siyang dumalo sa SEAG Federation Council meeting sa Hanoi noong nakaraang Biyernes.
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[Title] => 32 sports okayed for Vietnam SEA Games
[Summary] => Thirty-two sport disciplines, minus bowling, golf and two events in track and field, were given the official rubber-stamp for inclusion in the 22nd Southeast Asian Games, which Vietnam will host late next year.
Vietnam’s capital city Hanoi will host the biennial meet for the first time with action also lined up in Ho Chi Minh City. A total of 435 gold medals will be disputed by close to 7,000 athletes from 10 countries.
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Ang nasabing development ay agad na inihayag ni Philippine Olympic Committee president Celso Dayrit kahapon makaraang makatanggap ng abiso mula sa Malaysian Olympic Committee secretary general Datu Siek Kok Chi, na siyang dumalo sa SEAG Federation Council meeting sa Hanoi noong nakaraang Biyernes.
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Vietnam’s capital city Hanoi will host the biennial meet for the first time with action also lined up in Ho Chi Minh City. A total of 435 gold medals will be disputed by close to 7,000 athletes from 10 countries.
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December 6, 2002 - 12:00am
