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WSC 2024 features 62 skill areas, with Malaysia participating in 14 of them, including Robot System Integration, IT Software Solution for Business, Heavy Vehicle Technology, and Digital Construction. - Photo by Bernama

PARIS, 3 Sept -- Malaysian badminton player Cheah Liek Hou proudly displays the gold medal he won in the men’s singles SU5 (physical disability) event at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games today. (BERNAMA PHOTO)

Shah Firdaus (right) is ready to be Azizulhasni's successor in bringing glory to the nation on the world stage. Photo credit: Facebook Shah Firdaus

According to a local football observer, Harimau Malaya's consistent underperformance has led to a decline in stadium attendance, reflecting growing frustration and a need for revitalisation within Malaysian football. - Photo by Bernama

National powerlifting athlete Bonnie Bunyau Gustin with silver medalist Peng Hu of China (left) and bronze medalist Telesca Donating of Italy (right) after winning the men’s up to 72kg final at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games today. Photo by Bernama

Bonnie secured Malaysia's second gold medal in Paris 2024, set a new world record in his own name by lifting 232kg on his final attempt at the Porte de La Chapelle Arena. Photo by Bernama

Bonnie Bunyau Gustin (right, front) has a strong chance of defending the gold medal he won at his Paralympic debut in the 2020 edition in Tokyo. - Photo by Bernama

Ziyad managed a throw of 17.18 metres (m) to win the silver medal behind Ukrainian Oleksandr Yarovyi who set a new world record of 17.61m for gold. - Photo by Bernama

National para badminton ace, Cheah Liek Hou has defended his men’s singles SU5 (physical impairment) Paralympic gold medal, bagging Malaysia’s first at the Paris 2024 Paralympics, today. - Photo by Bernama

(L/R) Silver medallist US Carson Clough, Gold medallist France's Alexis Hanquinquant and Bronze medallist Spain's Nil Victory Riudavets celebrate during the victory ceremony for the men's PTS4 para triathlon event at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games at the Pont Alexandre III on September 2, 2024. (Photo by Alain JOCARD / AFP)