First of all, we would like to express our deepest sympathy and solidarity to all those who have been affected, you or your loved ones, by the catastrophe that has devastated our province and some other parts of Spain.
The organization of the Valencia Marathon Trinidad Alfonso Zurich has been working from day one, with the utmost discretion, to help those affected by the DANA. It did so on the front line, directly assisting victims in the early hours of Tuesday to Wednesday, and, later, in logistical tasks entrusted by the authorities to support the victims. Any help is little.
The city of Valencia has not been affected by the effects of the disaster, but we cannot remain impassive, and we continue to contribute our humble effort to reduce the effects of this tragedy in the affected municipalities.
We also know that it is essential to reassure you as soon as possible that the race will take place on 1 December. That is why we ask for a little more patience, just a few days given the exceptional situation, and we will send you an update next week. We invite you to continue with your preparation, as our goal is to see you at the finish line.
Additionally, We would also like to inform you that we are finalising various formulas so that, once the most urgent clean-up work has been completed and the main roads in the affected municipalities have been opened, we can continue to provide aid to the victims, who must not be forgotten. Valencia Marathon Trinidad Alfonso Zurich Team
Force a toi je sais comment ça fait mal ces entorses avec 4 a chaque cheville. Surtout prend le temps de bien te soigner mĂȘme si tu tournes en rond chez toi car jâai pas vraiment bien fait et jâai du coup mes chevilles fragilesâŠ
