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October 16, 2005
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HK takes second National Games medal
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Wong Kam-po
Pedal prowess: Hong Kong cyclist Wong Kam-po (right)celebrates his bronze medal.
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Secretary for Home Affairs Dr Patrick Ho has congratulated Hong Kong cyclist Wong Kam-po for winning a bronze medal in the men's 40km points race at the 10th National Games in Nanjing today.

 

Dr Ho wished Wong more luck in the men's 40km road race individual time trial on October 18.

 

It is Hong Kong's second medal in the Games so far. Steven Wong won a gold medal in the men's BMX cycling event on October 11.


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