Thai, Japanese swimmers pat on each other

Thai, Japanese swimmers pat on each other

Thai, Japanese swimmers pat on each other Sethsothorn Torlarp (L) of Thailand, who touched in a new Asian Games record of 3 minutes, 53.61 seconds to win gold in the men's 400-meter freestyle in Bangkok on Dec. 10, pats on Masato Hirano of Japan who finished 0.48 second behind.

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