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MONDAY, JUNE 30, 2025
Dhaka International Marathon-2025 set for tomorrow with record participation

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UNB
07 February, 2025, 09:25 pm
Last modified: 07 February, 2025, 09:27 pm

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Dhaka International Marathon-2025 set for tomorrow with record participation

This event will mark the largest marathon ever organised in Bangladesh, with around 10,000 runners expected to participate

UNB
07 February, 2025, 09:25 pm
Last modified: 07 February, 2025, 09:27 pm
Photo: UNB
Photo: UNB

The highly anticipated Dhaka International Marathon-2025 is set to take place on Saturday in the 300 Feet area of Dhaka, under the overall supervision of the Bangladesh Army.

This event will mark the largest marathon ever organised in Bangladesh, with around 10,000 runners expected to participate, ISPR said in a statement on Friday.

In addition, the marathon will feature several participants from 10 different countries, further adding to the event's international appeal.

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The main theme of the marathon, "Run for Unity, Run for Humanity," carries a powerful message of unity, friendship, and respect for diversity.

The competition will be divided into five different categories: Marathon (42.2 km), Half Marathon (21.1 km), 10 km General, 10 km for first-time participants, and the 10 km veteran category.

According to ISPR, special security arrangements, healthcare support, and smooth traffic management have been put in place to ensure the safety and comfort of both the participants and spectators.

The authorities have prioritised creating a secure and enjoyable environment for everyone involved, it added.

In preparation for the marathon, traffic management will be in effect on February 7.

From 7 pm on February 7 until 2 pm on February 8, the four lanes on the north side of the 300 Feet highway, from Pragati Sarani towards Kanchan Bridge, along with the service road, will be closed.

Vehicles are advised to use the four lanes on the south side of the highway (towards Kanchan Bridge) and the service road (from Kanchan Bridge to Pragati Sarani) during this time.

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