China begin early dominance after success on track


PARIS: China began to exert its traditional dominance at the Paralympics in Paris on Friday, pulling ahead of second-placed Britain despite a double gold medal success for British swimmers.

The Chinese, who have topped the medal standings at every Paralympics since Athens in 2004, finished the second day of competition with 12 golds, a performance that included three golds on the first day of the athletics programme.

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