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Hulhumalé Turns into a Happy Carnival as 7,000+ Take Part in Ooredoo Fun Run

The Ooredoo Fun Run was held in Hulhumalé, drawing more than 7,000 participants across Hulhumalé Phase One and Phase Two. Ministers of Homeland Security and Technology and Sports attended, and Ooredoo hosted a Children's Evening and music show at Hulhumalé Central Park the previous day.

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  1. Fri 19 Dec
    The Ooredoo Fun Run was held across Hulhumalé Phase One and Phase Two, with the event commencing from Hulhumalé Central Park. 19 Dec only The Standard The Ooredoo Fun Run, organised by Ooredoo Maldives, was successfully held yesterday in Hulhumalé, drawing more than 7,000 participants... The run took place across Hulhumalé Phase One and Phase Two... The event commenced from Hulhumalé Central Park

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  • Ooredoo hosted a Children's Evening followed by a music show featuring Traffic Jam, Symbolic Records, and Habeys Boduberu. the previous day Hulhumalé Central Park The Standard As part of the Fun Run programme, Ooredoo also hosted a Children's Evening at Hulhumalé Central Park the previous day, followed by a music show featuring popular local acts including Traffic Jam, Symbolic Records, and Habeys Boduberu.

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