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"ONG" is an acronym that can stand for various things depending on the context. Some possible meanings include:
- "Organización No Gubernamental" (Non-Governmental Organization) in Spanish.
- "Online Gaming" in the context of internet games.
- "Oh No God" in internet slang.
- It can also be a surname in some cultures, particularly of Chinese origin.
Without more context, it's hard to determine the exact meaning.
- "Oil and Natural Gas" in the energy industry.
- "Oxford Nanopore Technologies Group" in the field of biotechnology.
- "One Network Guard" in the field of cybersecurity.
- "Oceania Naturals Gas" in the field of natural gas production.
- "Ong Bak" is a famous Thai martial arts film.
- "Ong's Hat" is a place in New Jersey, USA.
- "Operational Navigation Group" in the field of aviation.
- "Optical Network Gateway" in telecommunications.
- "Ongoing" in the context of project management or business operations.
- "Oxygen Nitrogen Generator" in the field of industrial gas production.
- "Ongole" is a city in India, often abbreviated as ONG in railway codes.
- "Ong Ye Kung" is a Singaporean politician.
- "Ong Chong Tee" is a Singaporean civil servant.
- "Ong Teng Cheong" was a Singaporean politician and the fifth President of Singapore.
- "Ong Seong Wu" is a South Korean singer and actor.
- "Ong Keng Sen" is a Singaporean theatre director.
- "Ong Soh Khim" is a Singaporean engineer and academic.
- "Ong Ah Heng" is a Singaporean politician.
- "Ong Kim Seng" is a Singaporean watercolor artist.
- "Ong Ka Ting" is a Malaysian politician.
- "Ong Poh Lim" was a Singaporean badminton player.
- "Ong Ewe Hock" is a Malaysian badminton player.
- "Ong Beng Hee" is a Malaysian squash player.
- "Ong Teck Chin" is a Singaporean educator.
- "Ong Kian Ming" is a Malaysian politician.
- "Ong Arttasanit" is a Thai footballer.
- "Ong Soo Han" is a Singaporean swimmer.
- "Ong Eang Oeun" was a Cambodian politician.
- "Ong Iok-tek" was a Taiwanese linguist.
- "Ong Skew Gee" is a Singaporean academic.
- "Ong Keng Yong" is a Singaporean diplomat.
- "Ong Pang Boon" is a Singaporean politician.
- "Ong Teng Woon" is a Singaporean businessman.
- "Ong Jit Chun" was a Singaporean businessman and philanthropist.
- "Ong Soo Piang" was a Singaporean artist.
- "Ong Keng Sen" is a Singaporean theatre director.
- "Ong Tiong Sin" is a Singaporean businessman.
- "Ong Ka Chuan" is a Malaysian politician.
- "Ong Yew Teck" is a Singaporean businessman.
- "Ong Boon Hua" was a Malaysian communist leader.
- "Ong Sum Ping" was a historical figure in Brunei.
- "Ong Siang Song" was a Singaporean community leader.
- "Ong Poh Lim" was a Singaporean badminton player.
- "Ong Kim Swee" is a Malaysian football coach.
- "Ong Soo Hin" is a Singaporean engineer.
- "Ong Tjoe Kim" was an Indonesian businessman.
- "Ong Keng Sen" is a Singaporean theatre director.
- "Ong Teng Koon" is a Singaporean politician.
- "Ong Ye Kung" is a Singaporean politician.
- "Ong Ah Heng" is a Singaporean politician.
- "Ong Pang Boon" is a Singaporean politician.
- "Ong Teng Cheong" was a Singaporean politician and the fifth President of Singapore.
- "Ong Kim Seng" is a Singaporean watercolor artist.
- "Ong Ka Ting" is a Malaysian politician.
- "Ong Poh Lim" was a Singaporean badminton player.
- "Ong Ewe Hock" is a Malaysian badminton player.
- "Ong Beng Hee" is a Malaysian squash player.
- "Ong Teck Chin" is a Singaporean educator.
- "Ong Kian Ming" is a Malaysian politician.
- "Ong Arttasanit" is a Thai footballer.