The Games that blazed the Asean spirit closes
Tan Chuan-Jin thanks all for playing their part and hands the SEA Games Federation flag to Malaysia for 2017
Singapore
SINGAPORE brought the curtain down on a successful 28th edition of the South East Asian (SEA) Games on Tuesday, as more than 43,000 people packed into the National Stadium to party the night away.
There was a carnival atmosphere at the closing ceremony as many of the 7,000 athletes of all 11 participating countries let their hair down after a gruelling 19 days of competition in 36 sports.
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