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All five Vietnamese students win medals at International Physics Olympiad

All five Vietnamese students have brought home medals, including two golds, two silvers and one bronze medals, from the 53rd International Physics Olympiad (IPhO) 2023 held in Japan from July 10-17.
All five Vietnamese students win medals at International Physics Olympiad ảnh 1All five Vietnamese students participating in the 53rd International Physics Olympiad (IPhO) 2023 held in Japan from July 10-17 have brought home medals. (Photo: VNA)

Hanoi (VNA) - All fiveVietnamese students have brought home medals, including two golds, two silvers and one bronzemedals, from the 53rd International Physics Olympiad (IPhO) 2023 held in Japan from July 10-17.

Thetwo gold medals went to 12th grader Nguyen Tuan Phong from Bac Ninh province, and11th grader Vo Hoang Hai from Hanoi.

The twosilver medals were won by 12th grader Nguyen Tuan Duong of Hai Phong cityand 12th grader Le Viet Hoang Anh of Thanh Hoa province.

Theonly bronze medal was taken by 12th grader Phan The Manh from Bac Ninh province.

IPhO 2023 is considered the biggest of itskind as it has attracted 398 students from 84 countries and territories across the world.

The awards ceremony is scheduled to be held at 09:30 (Japantime) on July 17./.

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