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Published:Monday | October 28, 2024 | 12:08 AM
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Dianne Hanson, a member of the TrainFit Mile Chasers, showed her class as she  jubilantly crosses the finish line.
Rudolph Brown
Dianne Hanson, a member of the TrainFit Mile Chasers, showed her class as she  jubilantly crosses the finish line.
From left: Alfred ‘Frano’ Francis, managing director, Running Events Jamaica; Dr Christopher Tufton, minister of health and wellness; and Sandra Samuels, president, Jamaica Reach To Recovery, share a moment at the start of the race.
Ricardo Makyn
From left: Alfred ‘Frano’ Francis, managing director, Running Events Jamaica; Dr Christopher Tufton, minister of health and wellness; and Sandra Samuels, president, Jamaica Reach To Recovery, share a moment at the start of the race.
Although not running this year, Kaydian McKoy, a breast cancer survivor and the reigning Miss Cosmos Queen of Jamaica, pauses her duties to pose for a quick photo op.
Ricardo Makyn
Although not running this year, Kaydian McKoy, a breast cancer survivor and the reigning Miss Cosmos Queen of Jamaica, pauses her duties to pose for a quick photo op.
Sandra Samuels, president, Jamaica Reach to Recovery, went bleach blond in an Afro for the run.
Ricardo Makyn
Sandra Samuels, president, Jamaica Reach to Recovery, went bleach blond in an Afro for the run.
Celia Innerarity shows off her pink medal on the track of Emancipation Park after completing the event.
Ricardo Makyn
Celia Innerarity shows off her pink medal on the track of Emancipation Park after completing the event.
Jamaican tennis player Rowland Phillips (left) and Analiese Minott pose post-race after the two put their steps in.
Ricardo Makyn
Jamaican tennis player Rowland Phillips (left) and Analiese Minott pose post-race after the two put their steps in.
Lyndsey McDonnough, co-managing director, MarketMe, ran for the cause.
Rudolph Brown
Lyndsey McDonnough, co-managing director, MarketMe, ran for the cause.
Realtor Kaili McDonnough Scott made every step count.
Rudolph Brown
Realtor Kaili McDonnough Scott made every step count.
Paul Lalor, president, Insurance Company of the West Indies, joined participants on the streets of St Andrew to spread love, hope, and a whole lot of pink.
Rudolph Brown
Paul Lalor, president, Insurance Company of the West Indies, joined participants on the streets of St Andrew to spread love, hope, and a whole lot of pink.
From left: Marion Scott, Celia Innerarity, Joseph Pearson, Kellie Magnus, and Nadine Tarawali smile post-race having earned their medals and made a difference.
Ricardo Makyn
From left: Marion Scott, Celia Innerarity, Joseph Pearson, Kellie Magnus, and Nadine Tarawali smile post-race having earned their medals and made a difference.
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Jamaicans flood the streets of St Andrew on Sunday to support the annual staging of the Insurance Company of the West Indies and Jamaica Reach to Recovery Pink Run which started and ended at Emancipation Park in New Kingston. It was another pink affair, held in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, with walkers and runners adhering to the all things pink, tall socks and tutus dress code. Something Extra was there to bring you the highlights.