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Ooredoo Launches Bib-Based Photo Search for Fun Run 2025 Participants

Ooredoo Maldives has launched a bib-based photo search and download platform at funrun.ooredoo.mv for participants of Ooredoo Fun Run 2025. The event, held in Hulhumalé, drew more than 7,000 participants and was described as the most successful edition to date.

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  • more than 7,000 participants at Ooredoo Fun Run 2025 The Standard Held in Hulhumalé, Ooredoo Fun Run 2025 marked the most successful edition of the event to date, drawing more than 7,000 participants.

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  • Ooredoo Fun Run 2025 took place, drawing more than 7,000 participants. Hulhumalé The Standard Held in Hulhumalé, Ooredoo Fun Run 2025 marked the most successful edition of the event to date, drawing more than 7,000 participants.

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  • Ooredoo Maldives introduced a bib-based digital photo search and download platform at funrun.ooredoo.mv. The Standard The new feature, now live at funrun.ooredoo.mv, enables participants to enter their Fun Run bib number and instantly access personalised photos captured during the event.

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