On the last day, yesterday, the contingent picked up four golds, besides the 58 silver and 71 bronze medals already won.
Malaysia ended their campaign in the 30th Sea Games in the Philippines with a total haul of 55 gold medals, far short of the 70 gold medal target set by the contingent.
Malaysia had filed a formal protest for the medal to be reinstated and up to press time yesterday, was awaiting a decision from PHISGOC. The failure to meet the 70 gold target is mostly blamed on the disappointing performances of several national athletes, some of whom are of Olympic standards.
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