Unlike the opening day, the SEA Games 32 closing ceremony took place more simply and lasted less than 120 minutes.
A series of fireworks started the closing ceremony of SEA Games 32 at Morodok Techo stadium on the outskirts of Phnom Penh, Cambodia on the evening of May 17, 2023.
Vietnam finished the first Congress at number one in the overall rankings when playing abroad, with 136 gold, 105 silver and 114 bronze medals.
There were eight athletes who won four or more gold medals at SEA Games 32, including six Singaporean swimmers: Quah Ting Wen, Quah Zheng Wen, Quah Jing Wen, Jonathan Tan, Letitia Sim and Gan Ching Hwee.
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The Vietnamese delegation marched in the closing ceremony.
However, Oanh is not in the group of typical athletes voted by the organizing committee.
In the art program closing SEA Games 32, the host impressed with the image of two mascots, including a male rabbit named Borey and a female rabbit named Rumduol, flying into the air as if to say goodbye to the audience.
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The SEA Games mascot flies into the sky.
After Prime Minister Hun Sen announced the closing of the SEA Games, water drops appeared from above falling onto the torch, causing it to gradually extinguish.
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Closing ceremony of SEA Games 32
Closing ceremony of SEA Games 32.
Cambodia closed its first hosting of the SEA Games with thanks to countries in the region.
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