The Borneo Post

Siniawan Hashers to host internatio­nal run

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KUCHING: Siniawan Hash House Harriers & Harriettes will play host to the second Sarawak Nash Hash Internatio­nal to be held this June 9-10 here.

The objective is to popularise hash run among Sarawakian­s and to promote Sarawak tourism to internatio­nal hashers. It is co- organised with Bau District Council and open to all hash houses locally and internatio­nally.

“We are honored to have the Minister of Tourism, Arts, Culture, Youth and Sports Datuk Abdul Karim Rahman Hamzah’s consent to grace this event,” said organising chairman Desmond Wong in a press release.

A total of 1,300 internatio­nal hashers from Brunei, Singapore, China, Taiwan, Indonesia, Vietnam, Philippine­s and local Malaysians have registered for this run.

Hash run is a great out- door activity promoting physical fitness, building friendship among hashers from various countries and fellowship amongst members.

Wong said Sarawak is ideal for ecotourism with its rich natural heritage of f lora and fauna, mountains and valleys, as well as caves and virgin tropical rainforest.

“This run also aims to cultivate love for nature, especially among the young and to preserve our natural resources for future generation­s to come” Wong added.

Wong said the run would begin in Tasik Biru and end at the same site. There are four trails to cater for different runners, namely 17km Survival Run ( Gold Mine Trail); 7km Medium Run, and two short runs of 3km to 5km.

 ??  ?? Ah Kee complains about poor wireless connectivi­ty, bad telephone line, and also problemati­c water and electricit­y supply system in Kapit.
Ah Kee complains about poor wireless connectivi­ty, bad telephone line, and also problemati­c water and electricit­y supply system in Kapit.

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