UAE Athlete Ranks 5th in T34 100m Wheelchair Final
- Publish date: Monday، 02 September 2024 | Last update: Tuesday، 10 December 2024
Mohammed Othman clocked in 15.40 seconds at the 2024 Paris Paralympics.
- Related articles
- UAE Earns First Medal at Tokyo Paralympics
- UAE: Ajman Ranks 1st in Safety for Going Out Alone at Night
- 4 Things to Know About UAE's First Astronaut on World Astronaut Day
UAE's Mohammed Othman ranked fifth in the men's T34 100m wheelchair final at the 2024 Paris Paralympics on Monday, Sep. 2.
The 20-year-old athlete clocked in 15.40 seconds, finishing fifth in the final. In Heat 1 on Sunday, Othman clocked in 15.77 seconds and he had to wait for his results from Heat 2 before securing his position in Monday's final.
In the men's T34 100m wheelchair final, Thailand's Chaiwat Rattana secured the gold medal in a new Paralympic record time of 14.76 seconds.
Read More: Mattel and HMD Release a Barbie Flip Phone
Tunisia's multiple Paralympic medal winner and the 100m world record holder Walid Ktila received a silver medal with 15.14 seconds.
Canada's Austin Smeenk secured a bronze medal with a time of 15.19 seconds.
For the latest updates about the Gulf region, subscribe to Gulf Moments on Telegram.
Image source: @p.z7iii Instagram page