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Athletics at the 2014 Asian Para Games was held at the Incheon Asiad Main Stadium in Incheon, South Korea in October 2014. [1] [2]
Below is a list of all the participating NPCs: [3]
Afghanistan (3)
Bahrain (9)
Brunei (7)
Cambodia (3)
China (50)
Hong Kong (12)
India (39)
Indonesia (14)
Iran (59)
Iraq (11)
Japan (40)
Jordan (5)
Kazakhstan (16)
Kyrgyzstan (3)
South Korea (21)
Kuwait (13)
Laos (3)
Macau (6)
Malaysia (22)
Mongolia (8)
Myanmar (4)
Nepal (3)
Oman (9)
Pakistan (6)
Palestine (1)
North Korea (1)
Philippines (12)
Qatar (7)
Saudi Arabia (12)
Singapore (2)
Sri Lanka (22)
Syria (2)
Chinese Taipei (7)
Tajikistan (1)
Thailand (45)
East Timor (2)
United Arab Emirates (26)
Uzbekistan (12)
Vietnam (14)
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