Four AFMS Officers Create History at 43rd World Medical & Health Games in Saint-Tropez, France
In a remarkable display of athletic prowess and dedication, four officers from the Armed Forces Medical Service (AFMS) of India achieved unprecedented success at the 43rd World Medical and Health Games in Saint-Tropez, France. Lt Col Sanjeev Malik, Maj Anish George, Capt Stephen Sebastian, and Capt Dania James collectively secured a record-breaking 32 medals, comprising 19 golds, 9 silvers, and 4 bronzes. These achievements underscore their exceptional performance in the world’s largest sporting event for health professionals.
Dominated the Above 35 years Male Category with five gold medals in events such as 800m, 1500m, 3000m, 5000m, Cross Country, and 4x100m Relay.
Excelled in the Under 35 years Male Category, earning four golds, six silvers, and two bronzes across a diverse range of disciplines including sprints, throws, and powerlifting.
Secured an impressive six gold medals in the Under 35 years Male Category, showcasing prowess in events like 100m, 200m, 400m, Long Jump, Hammer Throw, and 4x100m Relay.
Achieved four golds, three silvers, and two bronzes in the Under 35 years Female Category, excelling in events like sprints, throws, badminton, and powerlifting.
The Director General of AFMS, Lt Gen Daljit Singh, extended heartfelt congratulations to the officers for their exceptional performances, highlighting their dedication and skill. The World Medical and Health Games, akin to the Olympic Games for health professionals, attract participants from over 50 nations annually, emphasizing the prestige and competitive spirit of the event. The success of the AFMS officers not only exemplifies excellence in both medical service and athletics but also serves as a source of inspiration for healthcare professionals worldwide, encouraging a blend of fitness and medical expertise in their practices.
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