SEA Games 2023 Provisional Medal Standings: Indonesia Slips to 5th Place

The SEA Games 2023 medal tally as of Wednesday morning (May 10, 2023) has changed significantly. Indonesia is now ranked fifth, down from fourth place the previous day.

The Indonesian contingent added three gold medals, three silver medals, and nine bronze medals on Tuesday (May 9, 2023). However, this medal haul was not enough to improve or maintain Indonesia's position in the provisional medal standings.

As a result, Indonesia dropped from fourth to fifth place with a total of 99 medals: 25 gold, 22 silver, and 52 bronze.

Indonesia's position was overtaken by the Philippines, which rose from fifth to fourth place. The Philippines collected a total of 106 medals: 25 gold, 39 silver, and 42 bronze.

Thailand surpassed Cambodia to top the SEA Games 2023 medal standings. Thailand collected a total of 115 medals: 40 gold, 30 silver, and 45 bronze.

Vietnam is in second place with a total of 124 medals: 39 gold, 39 silver, and 46 bronze.

Cambodia dropped to third place with a total of 117 medals: 39 gold, 39 silver, and 39 bronze.

The following is the provisional medal tally for the SEA Games 2023 as of Wednesday, May 10, 2023, at 10:40 WIB, according to games.cambodia2023.com:

1. Thailand: Gold 40, Silver 30, Bronze 45, Total 115
2. Vietnam: Gold 39, Silver 39, Bronze 46, Total 124
3. Cambodia: Gold 39, Silver 39, Bronze 39, Total 117
4. Philippines: Gold 25, Silver 39, Bronze 42, Total 106
5. Indonesia: Gold 25, Silver 22, Bronze 52, Total 99
6. Singapore: Gold 20, Silver 15, Bronze 18, Total 53
7. Malaysia: Gold 15, Silver 15, Bronze 32, Total 62
8. Myanmar: Gold 11, Silver 8, Bronze 28, Total 47
9. Laos: Gold 5, Silver 9, Bronze 30, Total 44
10. Brunei Darussalam: Gold 0, Silver 1, Bronze 2, Total 3
11. Timor Leste: Gold 0, Silver 0, Bronze 2, Total 2