Following the second day of the Asian Para Games in Aichi-Nagoya, the People’s Republic of China leads the medal count with 70 gold, 44 silver, and 35 bronze medals. Uzbekistan is in second place with 17 gold, 21 silver, and 18 bronze, while Japan holds third with 16 gold, 20 silver, and 27 bronze. South Korea has secured 12 gold medals, Iran has 10, India has nine, Thailand has eight, and Kazakhstan has five. Indonesia has won four gold medals, while both Malaysia and Mongolia have each claimed three. Mongolia’s gold medals were won by Suranjav Ulambayar in the K44 women’s 52kg Taekwondo, Bolor-Erdene Ganbat in the K44 men’s 63kg Taekwondo, and Turuunaa Lkhajav in the J1 women’s 70kg Judo. Silver was won by Suvd-Erdene Togtokhbayar in J1 women’s 52kg Judo, and Temirbek Haulet earned a bronze in the K44 men’s 52kg Taekwondo. Mongolia had previously won a total of five gold, seven silver, and 17 bronze medals across four prior Para Games, never exceeding two gold medals in a single Games.