The first medal for the Thai Paralympic team, "Kwansuda Puangkitja" won the bronze in taekwondo, defeating her competitor from Iran by raw points. Taekwondo competition, Paralympic Games 2024 in Paris, France, 47 kg women's weight class K-44, bronze medal round, "Nong Kwan" Kwansuda Phuangkitja, a 23-year-old Thai female kicker from Prachuap Khiri Khan Province, the bronze medalist at the 2020 Tokyo Paralympics, met Mariam Abdullahpour from Iran. After the round, both teams tied 4-4. They had to compete in the golden round, but they still couldn't score. Before the referee checked the raw score, it turned out that Kwansuda won, winning the bronze medal for the second time in a row and the first medal for the Thai national para-athletes at the 2024 Paralympic Games Source: Thai News Agency
“Kwan Sutha” wins bronze in Paralympic Taekwondo
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