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Aishath Ulya Shaig Breaks National Record Again

Maldivian swimmer Aishath Ulya Shaig broke her short-course 50-metre freestyle national record for the second time in a month, finishing the West Coast Club Night #07 meet in 28.75 seconds. She is set to represent the Maldives at the 2024 Paris Olympics alongside Mohamed Aan Hussain, after the Swimming Association of the Maldives received two universal swimming places.

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  • 28.75 seconds 50-metre freestyle short-course national record time Maldives Republic Competing at the West Coast Club Night #07 meet hosted by the University of Western Australia, Shaig finished the race with a time of 28.75 seconds.

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  • 00:28.81 previous record time set by Shaig in June Maldives Republic This achievement follows her previous record-breaking finish in June at the Breakers Big Splash meet in Australia, where she set the bar at 00:28.81.

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  • 00:29.81 prior national record held by Aminath Sajan Maldives Republic the record belonged to Aminath Sajan, who achieved the feat back in 2016 during the 13th FINA World Swimming Championships with a time of 00:29.81.

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