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SEA Games

Biennial multi-sport event in Southeast Asia.

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    2027 SEA Games

    Multi-sport event in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

    16%

  2. 2019 SEA Games

    Multi-sport event in the Philippines.

    3.8%

  3. 1959 SEAP Games

    Multi-sport event in Bangkok, Thailand.

    2.9%

  4. East Asian Games

    Multi-sport event.

    1.5%

  5. South Asian Games

    Multi-sport event in South Asia.

    1.4%

  6. Asian Games

    Asian multi-sport event.

    1.1%

  7. Olympic Council of Asia

    Governing body of sports in Asia.

    1%

  8. 1961 SEAP Games

    Multi-sport event in Rangoon, Burma.

    0.88%

  9. 1965 SEAP Games

    Multi-sport event in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

    0.71%

  10. 1987 SEA Games

    Multi-sport event in Jakarta, Indonesia.

    0.69%

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    2027 SEA Games

    Multi-sport event in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

    40%

  2. Asian Games

    Asian multi-sport event.

    8%

  3. ASEAN

    Intergovernmental forum of Southeast Asian nations.

    3.8%

  4. Bhumibol Adulyadej

    King of Thailand from 1946 to 2016.

    2.8%

  5. Multi-sport event

    Organized sporting event involving multiple sports.

    2.5%

  6. South Asian Games

    Multi-sport event in South Asia.

    2.1%

  7. Suthida

    Queen of Thailand since 2019.

    1.7%

  8. 2019 SEA Games

    Multi-sport event in the Philippines.

    1.3%

  9. Olympic Council of Asia

    Governing body of sports in Asia.

    1%

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    Thai sprinter (born 2006).

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