The prize-winner of the 2016 Olympics sold a medal to help a child with cancer
Pole Peter Malakhovsky, who became the silver medalist of the Olympics in Rio de Janeiro in the throwing of the disk, sold his medal to help a three-year-old boy suffering from retinoblastoma-a malignant tumor of the retina. Earlier, Malakhovsky, on his page on the social network, said that after the 2016 Games, the mother of the three-year-old Olek, who fights cancer and needs therapy in New York, which parents cannot afford.