00:00 Not only one, but two won the Buenamanong Medallion of the Philippines
00:04 in the 4th Asian Para Games
00:06 that was won by the Paratankers, Ernie Gawilan and Gary Behino
00:10 who won the first day of swimming in Hangzhou Olympic Sports Center.
00:15 Let's go back to the success of the two Para Swimmers
00:18 in the rain of Daryl Oclares.
00:20 In the formal start of the 4th Asian Para Games this Monday,
00:26 the Philippines won two bronze medals for swimming
00:31 from the Paratankers, Ernie Gawilan and Gary Behino.
00:35 In the total time of 2 minutes and 52.58 seconds,
00:39 Gawilan finished the two-time Paralympian
00:42 in the 3rd place of the 200-meter individual medley SM7
00:46 to get the country's first medal.
00:49 In the 1 minute and 12.76 seconds,
00:53 Gary Behino also won a bronze medal in the Cambodia Sea Games
00:57 for his double gold medal in Men's 100-meter freestyle S6.
01:01 In an exclusive interview with PT Sports Guy Behino,
01:05 he said he's happy to give a medal to the Philippines.
01:09 I'm happy that we were able to give a medal, even just a bronze.
01:17 Behino will return to action tomorrow afternoon for the Men's 50-meter butterfly S6 finals.
01:23 I hope we can also make it to the top three.
01:27 They're really strong.
01:33 Team Philippines' chef Dimension Ralosario also greeted the two Paratankers
01:39 and he also told them that they can also get a gift to their next swimming events.
01:45 They have the capacity to do it.
01:47 They have the capacity to break the gold medal standing.
01:51 So I think it just has to be a little bit more mentally tough for Gary and of course Ernie.
01:59 Meanwhile, tonight, Gawilan will fight for the Men's 400-meter freestyle S7 finals
02:05 where he will defend his title of 2018 Asian Para Games in Indonesia.
02:11 Gary Loclares for the nation.
02:13 I'm out of here.
