Thailand Leads Medal Count at 33rd Southeast Asian Games

The 33rd edition of the Southeast Asian Games officially began on December 9 at Rajamangala National Stadium in Thailand, drawing athletes from 11 participating countries. The biennial multi-sport event features robust competition across the region, with the host country dominating the current medal standings.

As of the latest update at 9:01 A.M., Thailand leads the medal tally with 184 gold, 120 silver, and 80 bronze medals, totaling 384. Vietnam follows with 64 golds, 68 silvers, and 94 bronzes, aggregating 226 medals. Indonesia ranks third, securing 72 gold, 85 silver, and 93 bronze medals (250 total).

Other notable standings include the Philippines with 38 gold, 55 silver, and 120 bronze medals (213 total), Malaysia with 41 gold, 45 silver, and 106 bronze medals (192 total), and Singapore with 46 gold, 42 silver, and 63 bronze medals (151 total). Smaller delegations like Brunei and Laos have earned a handful of medals, while Myanmar has gathered 3 golds among 55 total medals.

It is important to note that Cambodia has withdrawn from this edition of the games, resulting in no medals recorded for the country. Timor-Leste has so far earned 3 bronze medals.

The SEA Games continue to be a significant regional sporting event promoting unity and athleticism across Southeast Asia. Athletes compete in various disciplines, representing their countries with pride and enthusiasm.

The official medal tally can be referenced via the 2025 SEA Games official website for real-time updates and detailed results.