About 35,000 register for Hyderabad breast-cancer awareness run
Nearly 35,000 people have registered for Hyderabad’s third Pink Power Run, an event intended to raise awareness of breast cancer among women. The run will begin on Sunday morning at the HMDA Grounds near Prasads IMAX and will feature 3km, 5km, 10km and half-marathon categories.
Nearly 35,000 people have registered for the third edition of Hyderabad’s Pink Power Run, which will be held on Sunday to raise awareness about breast cancer among women. The event is jointly organised by MEIL and the Sudha Reddy Foundation. It will begin at 5 a.m.
from the HMDA Grounds near Prasads IMAX on Necklace Road. Participants can enter one of four race categories: 3km, 5km, 10km and 21km. The route will start at the HMDA Grounds, continue along Necklace Road and return to the same venue.
The organisers plan to distribute total prize money of ₹75 lakh among winners across the different categories. Dignitaries attending the event will present the prizes. The registration figure was reported on Saturday, a day before the run.
The source material did not provide a breakdown of entrants by race category or information about the event’s wider awareness programme. The run is intended to focus public attention on breast cancer among women. No further details were provided about screening services, medical consultations or other health facilities connected to the event.
The Pink Power Run is being held in Hyderabad for the third time. Organisers have selected the early-morning start and Necklace Road route for the Sunday programme, with all participants expected to finish at the HMDA Grounds. The event’s stated purpose is awareness rather than a reported medical intervention.
The source did not include figures on donations, previous editions or the number of women who may have accessed health services through the run.
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