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But who can doubt the grandeur and magnificence of the human spirit?


When the 4th Pasig River Heritage Marathon kicked off from the Manila Cathedral in the early dawn of Leap Day, February 29, among the 408 runners who took up the challenge of the merciless route was Rodrigo Eje, 38, a blind masseur who ran with Gomburza, the advocacy group organized by Running Priest Fr. Robert Reyes.


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From the 42K it became the 10K then the 3K.  We ended up sprinting to the finish line in the company of President FVR in what was politely termed the "non-competitive fun run"–in other words, the saling pusa run, once around the block (a pretty big block from the looks of it) at Fort Bonifacio amid a very festive Pasig River Heritage Marathon that drew over 2,000 runners of all ages (there should have been more runners, if this television network had not inconsiderately scheduled its race on the same day).  


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                    [Summary] => Renowned horseowner Hermie Esguerra doesn’t mind being involved in a different kind of race. Especially if it is for a noble cause.


More than just a yearly running event, Esguerra said the Pasig River Heritage Marathon (PRHM) set this Sunday (Feb. 29) is actually aimed at promoting consciousness of the public’s role and responsibility towards the revival and rehabilitation of the Pasig River.  


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Tatahakin ng PRHM ang Pasig Riverbank na dadaan sa 11 mula sa 13 tulay. Ang naturang karera ay inorganisa ng Clean & Green Foundation, Inc., sa pakikipagtulungan ng Philippine Track and Field Association, Fort Bonifacio Development Corporation at Pasig River Rehabilitation Commission.


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Organizers of the event said the 42.195-km run, more than anything else, was a big success in terms of instilling in the minds of the general public the need to rehabilitate the Pasig River, where the runners had passed through along the roads parallel to its banks.


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                    [Summary] => First Gentleman Mike Arroyo fires off tomorrow the first ever Pasig River Heritage Marathon that has a unique two-start set-up. The first stage is along A. Soriano St. (formerly Aduana) for the 42K at 5 a.m. and the second follows at 6 a.m. for the 5K at the Fort in Taguig, Metro-Manila.


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Tatahakin ng PRHM ang Pasig Riverbank na dadaan sa 11 mula sa 13 tulay. Ang naturang karera ay inorganisa ng Clean & Green Foundation, Inc., sa pakikipagtulungan ng Philippine Track and Field Association, Fort Bonifacio Development Corporation at Pasig River Rehabilitation Commission.


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