“S. Swimming” prepares to send “Mermai Joy” Jenjira to practice in the Netherlands early next month and reduce the number of swimmers to 21 at the Louisiana SEA Games according to the needs of host Vietnam. to make it easier to control the COVID-19 situation during the competition
General Charoen Nopsuwan, secretary-general of the Swimming Sports Association of Thailand, said: “After the latest SEA Games Council meeting Concluded about the number of athletes in ASEAN nations who will compete in the 2022 SEA Games in Vietnam in May this year. The host of Vietnam confirmed the request to reduce the number of athletes. To make it easier to monitor the spread of the COVID-19 virus which every nation agrees to comply with these conditions Singapore has reduced the size of the athletes from 1,300. Only 500 people left, like Indonesia, from 1,000 people to 500 people, including the previous host Philippines. Reduced athletes from 900 to 400, leaving only Cambodia to send 400 athletes as before. to support hosting the next SEA Games in 2023.”
“While Thailand There was a meeting with the Olympic and Sports Committee of Thailand. Including 41 sports associations has resolved to reduce the number of Thai athletes who will participate in the SEA Games in Vietnam from 1,050 people to 832 people. has reduced the quota of swimmers to only 21 from the original 26, which will send all 40 SEA Games As for the jumping athletes, there are still 4 people. From 4 items as before.”
Gen. Charoen continued that for the availability of the Thai SEA Games swimmers Athletes will be selected through the final time trial. On 26-27 Feb. 65 At Assumption University Swimming Pool Suvarnabhumi Campus or ABEC Bangna to send a list of all athletes to the host Vietnam.
“After that on February 28, athletes will be summoned for training at the CU Sport Complex under the supervision of “Coach Dennis”, the new Australian head coach. that the association draws to participate As for the athlete who hopes for a gold medal in this SEA Games Like “Joy” Jenjira Srisaard prepares to leave for training in the Netherlands On the 7th of Feb. for a period of 3 months according to the plan that the Swimming Sports Association has laid out The goal is to win the SEA Games gold medal for the Thai swimming team.”