Swimmer Wong Zhi Wei claimed his second gold at the ongoing Asean Para Games on Friday while boccia pair Toh Sze Ning and Aloysius Gan won Singapore's first gold in the sport at this year's competition.
This is Wong's second gold of the Solo Games after earlier winning the men's S13 100m free and Singapore's sixth gold overall.
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