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Gan Ching Hwee claims silver in Asian Games 400m freestyle
Singapore swimmer Gan Ching Hwee secured her second medal at the Asian Games with a silver finish in the women's 400m freestyle final. The 23-year-old's performance adds to her tally after winning silver in the 1,500m freestyle earlier in the competition.
LSN Singapore ·
Gan Ching Hwee delivered another strong showing in the pool on September 20, touching the wall in second place in the women's 400m freestyle final at the Asian Games. The Singapore swimmer's silver medal represents her second podium finish at the regional sporting showcase, building on her earlier success in the 1,500m freestyle event.
The 23-year-old has established herself as one of Singapore's leading swimmers, with her performances at the Asian Games underscoring her credentials in distance freestyle events. Her dual medal haul demonstrates her versatility across the longer swimming distances.
Gan's achievements come as Singapore continues to mount competitive efforts across multiple sporting disciplines at the Asian Games. Her medal wins have contributed to the Republic's overall tally at the biennial regional competition, which brings together athletes from across South and Southeast Asia.