Tokyo Paralympics: Swimming

Tokyo Paralympics: Swimming

Mayumi Narita of Japan meets the press after competing in the women's S5 50-meter backstroke final at the Tokyo Paralympics on Aug. 30, 2021, at Tokyo Aquatics Centre.

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