Mongolia’s national team secured three gold medals on the second day of the Asian Para Games currently underway in Japan. Following Khodolmorin Batyr S. Ulambayar’s gold medal yesterday, L. Turuunaa in Judo and Honored Athlete of Mongolia Ganbatyn Bolor-Erdene in Taekwondo claimed victory today. Bolor-Erdene, competing in the K44 category at 63kg, defeated athletes from Kazakhstan and Iran before facing Kudratjon Haidarov of Uzbekistan in the finals. Despite trailing by two points in the first round, Bolor-Erdene dominated the final two rounds to win 2-1. This victory makes Bolor-Erdene, a Paralympic silver medalist and five-time world champion, a double champion at the Para Games. Currently, China leads the medal tally with 70 gold, 44 silver, and 34 bronze, followed by Uzbekistan and Japan. Mongolia’s team ranks eleventh with three gold, one silver, and one bronze medal. A total of 17 countries have won at least one gold medal, while 28 nations have earned a medal overall.