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SEA Games 200m champ may miss chance to defend title

Southeast Asian (SEA) Games winner Le Trong Hinh was involved in a traffic accident and may not be able to defend his title at the upcoming games in Malaysia.
SEA Games 200m champ may miss chance to defend title ảnh 1Southeast Asian (SEA) Games winner Le Trong Hinh (Photo: vietnamnet.vn)
 
Hanoi (VNA) - Southeast Asian (SEA) Games winner Le Trong Hinh wasinvolved in a traffic accident and may not be able to defend his title at theupcoming games in Malaysia.

Hinhsuffered a serious knee injury in the accident and doctors say he will need alot of time to recover.

DuongDuc Thuy, head of the Athletics Department of the National SportsAdministration, said the 200m champion received intensive treatment, but it wasunclear if Hinh will be fit before the games which kick off in August.

Hinh made history by becoming the firstVietnamese runner to win the men’s 200m event at the SEA Games two years ago inSingapore at the age of 19. Earlier, the best result for the country was abronze, which was also bagged by Hinh in 2013 in Myanmar.-VNA
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