Ooredoo Maldives has opened registrations for its Fun Run 2022 event.

The telecommunications company revealed that registrations for Fun Run 2022 can be submitted through the Ooredoo Maldives E-Commerce Platform.

Interested individuals may submit their registration forms through the portal before November 15.

Enthusiastic runners above the age of six are welcomed to book their slots in the five-kilometer Fun Run, which promises several fun activities for participants.

The event carries the purpose of encouraging healthy lifestyles and showing how enjoyable and fun running is. The organizer promises the event to be fun and worthwhile, even for beginners. For a splash of fun colors, each kilometer is separated with a “color station” and every participant can finish the race at their desired pace, as it is not a timed race.

The event aims to promote healthier lifestyles and thousands from different age groups can participate to either run, jog or walk the five-kilometer.

Fun Run kits will be made available in two categories; standard kits and fun kits. The latter comes at a price of MVR 200 and provides Fun Run t-shirts, wrist bands, tote bags, bandanas and shades.

The standard kits include Fun Run t-shirts and wrist bands and are priced at MVR 100 each.

Ooredoo Fun Run, previously and more commonly known as the celebrated Ooredoo Color Run, is slated for November 23.

The run will be held at the Hulhumalé Central Park.

Ooredoo Maldives has invited enthusiastic runners and professionals as well as members of the general public to join the event to soak in an amazing time with friends and family.

With an aim to promote running as a gateway to healthy living, the short run is being held after a two-year hiatus due to restrictions provoked by the Covid-19 pandemic.

As such, the last color run held in November 2019, was a massive success and received immense public praise.

Earlier the same year, Ooredoo hosted the run in an outlying atoll for the first time. As such, a run was held in June 2019 in Addu City, with the telecom provider expressing hope to host color runs across as many outlying islands as possible.