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Cambodia Departs for Asian Para Games in Japan

Cambodia's Paralympic delegation departed on October 14th for the Asian Para Games in Nagoya, Japan. A total of 17 athletes will compete in five sports, including wheelchair basketball, aiming for medals.

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