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Tunisian Raoua Tlili has grabbed a second gold medal in the Paralympic games in Tokyo beating Morocco’s Youssra Karim in the disc throw final.
Tlili managed in her last attempt a throw of 37.91m to break her own world record set in the 2016 Paralympics.
It is her second gold in the Tokyo 2020 games as she had already won the top medal in the shot put competition.
The Tunisian now holds six Paralympic titles having won in Beijing in 2008, London 2012 and two medals in Rio 2016.
Source: BBC
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