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Thais bag 4 more golds

Thai athletes won four more golds yesterday in taekwondo and shooting.

Published on August 14, 2007

JANEJIRA SRISONGKRAM proudly shows her gold medal.

Mae-num Chirdkiatisak won the women's taekwondo under-47 kilogram category before Chawal Khalaor triumphed in the men's under-54kg category.

The shooting team saved the best for last, ending the final day with two golds from the women's 50-metre rifle prone team and the women's double trap individual by Janejira Srisongkram.

The Kingdom has won seven gold medals. The other three came from taekwondo exponent Patiwat Thongsalab, the men's 4x100m relay team and badminton.

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Thais bag 4 more golds

Thai athletes won four more golds yesterday in taekwondo and shooting.

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