Singapore’s Shanti Pereira secured a silver medal in the women’s 100m final at the Asian Games, finishing in 11.21 seconds. The race took place in Nagoya, Japan, marking another strong performance for the sprinter. Pereira, a key figure in Singaporean athletics, has consistently shown her ability to compete at the highest level. Her time of 11.21s was the season’s best, highlighting her form ahead of major international events. The race was highly competitive, with Pereira narrowly missing out on gold. Her achievement underscores her status as one of Asia’s top sprinters. The result adds to her growing list of accolades on the continental stage.