He also announced that Ms Vivien Lau, Honorary Life President of Asian Bowling Federation, Mr Bandar Alshafi, Secretary General of Qatar Bowling Federation and Mr Kannan Ramachandran, ABF Executive Committee member are the members of the Jury of Appeal.
Dr Santos, after the roll-call, covered all aspects of the championships including general rules and regulations, schedule of events, lane draws of the three events and the official practice procedures.
There are seven classes and two divisions (men and women) - TPB1, TPB2, TPB3, TPB4, TPB8, TPB9 and TPB10. Two events will be contested which comprises of Singles (6 games) and Mixed Doubles (6 games). All three medals will be awarded to a category if there are three or more athletes but no country can win all three medals.
If there are three or less athletes in a category, only the gold and silver medals will be awarded. Men and women will be mixed for some events, namely the Doubles competing for medals. Women in the Mixed Doubles will be given 10 pins handicap per game.
The official practice, divided into two squads will be held tomorrow, 20th January followed by the opening ceremony which will be held at Blu-O Rhythm & Bowl Espanade Ratchada. Competition will kick off with the Singles commencing 21st to 23rd January. The Mixed Doubles will be contested on 24th and 25th January.
Photos courtesy of Thai Bowling SPort Disabled Assocaition.