15th Fazza international athletics championships: silver medal for Walid Katila

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| 15 février 2024

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Walid Ktila won a silver medal in the 800m chair race (T34), as part of the 3rd day of the 15th edition of the Fazaa International Athletics Championships, covering the distance in 1’38 ″21.

This is the third medal for Katila during this championship after gold in the 100m and silver in the 400m chairs.

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