Lace up, Kuching! MBKS Mayor’s Walk returns this Sunday
By Christine T KUCHING, Nov 5: The Kuching South City Council (MBKS) is inviting families, children and senior citizens to take part in its three-kilometre Mayor’s Walk at MBKS Boulevard this Sunday (Nov 8), starting at 6.30am. The walk is open to the public, including those who did not register when the event was initially scheduled in August. Those who had registered and collected their event T-shirts are encouraged to wear them, while newcomers can participate in their own comfortable…
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Key takeaways
The MBKS Mayor’s Walk, a three‑kilometre event on Nov 8 at MBKS Boulevard, invites families, children and seniors to walk together at their own pace, promoting intergenerational bonding and community health.
Participants who registered in August can wear their T‑shirts; new participants may wear any sports attire.
The event was postponed from August due to haze and aims to strengthen community ties.
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KUCHING, Nov 5: The Kuching South City Council (MBKS) is inviting families, children and senior citizens to take part in its three-kilometre Mayor’s Walk at MBKS Boulevard this Sunday (Nov 8), starting at 6.30am.
The walk is open to the public, including those who did not register when the event was initially scheduled in August. Those who had registered and collected their event T-shirts are encouraged to wear them, while newcomers can participate in their own comfortable sports attire.
MBKS Mayor Dato Wee Hong Seng said the walk was designed as an intergenerational activity, giving grandparents, parents and children an opportunity to spend time together, stay active and strengthen community bonds.
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