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Abla Khairy

b. 1961

Egyptian swimmer

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Born 1961. Abla Khairy is an Egyptian swimmer.

Abla Khairy (born 1961) is an Egyptian swimmer. At the age of 13, she became the youngest ever swimmer to cross the English Channel when she swam from England to France in August 1974. The previous youngest Channel swimmer was Leonore Modell. Abla's time was 12 hours and 30 minutes, which also beat Modell's mark by three hours. She repeated the crossing twice.

Abla's mother Inas Hakky Khairy was also a swimmer and made a failed attempt across the channel in her youth. Abla was awarded the Order of the Republic for Sports, First Class by President Anwar Sadat after her successful swim.

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1961
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Frequently asked questions

Who is Abla Khairy?

Egyptian swimmer

When was Abla Khairy born?

Abla Khairy was born in 1961.

What is Abla Khairy's occupation?

Abla Khairy is a swimmer.

What nationality is Abla Khairy?

Abla Khairy is Egyptian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Abla Khairy

· Wikidata: Q4668035

· DBpedia: Abla Khairy

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