Winning Gold and Bronze Medals, Basuki Surodjo Gives Bonuses to 3 Indonesian Disabled Athletes with Achievements

Kapanlagi.com - Indonesia's name is once again glorified through the Paralympic sport of para-badminton at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics. After 41 years of not getting a gold medal, this year Indonesia's pride disabled athletes successfully brought home 2 gold and bronze medals.

As is known, in the women's singles final, Leani Ratri Oktila and Khalimatus Sadiyah successfully won the gold medal at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics after defeating Cheng Hefang/Ma Huihui in the SL3-SU5 women's doubles. Then followed by the victory of mixed doubles Leani Ratri Oktila and Hary Susanto winning the gold medal, and the last match of the para-badminton women's singles won the bronze medal. Of course, this victory leaves an unforgettable impression on the three athletes in this year's Olympics.

"We here can make history after 41 years of not getting a gold medal, now we bring home 2 gold medals," Leani said in an interview with YouTube Cobaz Entertaiment.

1. Receiving Appreciation of Hundreds of Millions

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With the achievement of this proud achievement, entrepreneur and YouTuber Basuki Surodjo collaborated with Lanang (Cikal) to give them a prize of Rp 125,000,000. This prize is a form of appreciation for the achievements they have obtained. Through his YouTube channel, Basuki Surodjo directly gave the prize and expressed his pride in these 3 athletes.

"Hopefully in 3 years they will get another gold medal and inspire friends to not lose spirit!" said Basuki Surodjo.

Receiving this appreciation, these athletes did not forget to thank Basuki Surodjo for the award. "Thank you to Mr. Basuki and Mr. Lanang for the appreciation, hopefully what is given can motivate disabled athletes out there," said Leani Ratri Oktila.

The hope of these three athletes is that disabled athletes in the country can also become successors or generations that bring glory to Indonesia. Also, it is hoped that disabled people have the spirit that disabled people can also achieve and sports in Indonesia can be even better.

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