Encouraging support from school children

From: New Straits Times | Date: March 19, 2006 | Copyright information


New Straits Times

03-19-2006

Encouraging support from school children
Edition: New Sunday Times

THE encouraging support from school children raised the number of runners in the Power 10km Run 2006 to 4,000 and sponsor Bata Malaysia Sdn Berhad is expecting the event at Dataran Merdeka today to be a huge success.

The Power Run will begin at 7.30am but Bata Malaysia senior marketing manager Datuk James Selvaraj requested that runners arrive as early...

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