We are pleased to announce the successful launch of the RAM HERO RUN 2024! The press conference, held on the 10th, showcased the event’s theme: “Run Safely for Every Healthy Heart.”
The event was attended by a host of prominent celebrities, including Oat Rattathir Wararojyothin, Hai Chutima Singchai, Pakwan – Pakwan Noitjiboon, and Ja Ja – Jintuthasiri Peng. Additionally, numerous running influencers are set to join us in this exciting running event.
Furthermore, medical professionals from various fields participated in the event, providing valuable information to attendees. This engaging combination of entertainment and informative content promises to make this event truly special.
Stay tuned for registration details coming soon! A portion of the proceeds will be donated to the Princess Mother’s Medical Volunteer Foundation for Prostheses.
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Dr. Rukkhaji Kanjanapithak, Chief Executive Officer of Ramkhamhaeng Hospital Group and its affiliated companies, stated, “Our Ramkhamhaeng Hospital not only treats patients but is also committed to contributing to society through services and activities that promote a future where every life is healthy and has a better quality of life. This aligns with our hospital’s mission to ‘meet every need and excel in every aspect of care.’ Therefore, we have initiated the charity running event ‘Ram Hero Run 2024: Run Safely for Every Healthy Heart’ for the second consecutive year, reinforcing our image as a hospital that fosters a healthy community.”
Mr. Tibolt Spithakis, Chief Marketing Officer and Executive Director, commented on the event: “We aim to promote people’s health to express our gratitude for the trust placed in our hospital. The charity run ‘Ram Hero Run 2024: Run Safely for Every Healthy Heart’ is not just about breaking records or competition; it’s about maintaining good health, building self-confidence, and empowering the community. We aim to invite 5,000 running enthusiasts and the general public to participate, with a portion of the proceeds going to the Princess Mother’s Medical Volunteer Foundation for Prostheses to support the foundation’s activities.”
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