UN Day Run 2009
“Exercise to fight off Infuenza A 2009”
October 24, 2009
Background
October 24th each year is designated as UN Day to serve to recall the milestone of countries around the world reaching out across borders to create the organization aiming to create lasting peace for all humanity by means of resolving international conflicts and promoting developments in science, culture, food resources, healthcare, and childcare.
2009 marks the year when the world is threatened with the possibility of further illness from the H1N1 pandemic. The crisis leaves an immense impact on public health and public welfare with vast ramifications, especially for both economies and societies.
The Thai Health Promotion Foundation has worked together with the Ministry of Public Health, the PAT Running Foundation, Health Network organizations, and the general public to put forth a proposed event, “UN Run Day 2009” on Saturday October 24th, 2009. The objectives are to raise awareness of the crucial role the United Nation plays for health on the world stage and to present a sport opportunity for the public to show its support in the fight against the H1N1 pandemic.
Objectives
1. To raise public awareness of the importance of the UN.
2. To campaign against the spread of the H1N1 virus through education,
especially important preventive measures
3. To promote the life-long pursuit of good health through regular exercise.
Targets
The general public of all ages and sexes, including the handicapped, with no less than ten thousand to participate in the event
Activities
1. Walk distance 3 km
2. Run distance 10.5 km
3. Bike distance 10.5 km
4. Wheel Chair distance 10.5 km
5. Other activities such as aerobics, Taiji, Qi Gong, Wai Tan Gong,
Stick, Kickboxing, etc.
6. Exhibitions
Date and Time
Saturday, October 24, 2009, 06.00-10.00 am
“Exercise to fight off Infuenza A 2009”
October 24, 2009
Background
October 24th each year is designated as UN Day to serve to recall the milestone of countries around the world reaching out across borders to create the organization aiming to create lasting peace for all humanity by means of resolving international conflicts and promoting developments in science, culture, food resources, healthcare, and childcare.
2009 marks the year when the world is threatened with the possibility of further illness from the H1N1 pandemic. The crisis leaves an immense impact on public health and public welfare with vast ramifications, especially for both economies and societies.
The Thai Health Promotion Foundation has worked together with the Ministry of Public Health, the PAT Running Foundation, Health Network organizations, and the general public to put forth a proposed event, “UN Run Day 2009” on Saturday October 24th, 2009. The objectives are to raise awareness of the crucial role the United Nation plays for health on the world stage and to present a sport opportunity for the public to show its support in the fight against the H1N1 pandemic.
Objectives
1. To raise public awareness of the importance of the UN.
2. To campaign against the spread of the H1N1 virus through education,
especially important preventive measures
3. To promote the life-long pursuit of good health through regular exercise.
Targets
The general public of all ages and sexes, including the handicapped, with no less than ten thousand to participate in the event
Activities
1. Walk distance 3 km
2. Run distance 10.5 km
3. Bike distance 10.5 km
4. Wheel Chair distance 10.5 km
5. Other activities such as aerobics, Taiji, Qi Gong, Wai Tan Gong,
Stick, Kickboxing, etc.
6. Exhibitions
Date and Time
Saturday, October 24, 2009, 06.00-10.00 am
Locations and Routes
The center of the event will be located on Ratchadamnoen Klang street in front of the UN headquarters building and in front of Wat Makutkasarttriyaram
Walking, running, and biking route:
Starting from the UN building on to Ratchadamnoen Nok to the Ministry of Education, then making a turn behind the statue of King Rama V moving along Ratchadamnoen Nok, Ratchadamnoen Klang, and Ratchadamnoen Nai, making a circle around Sanam Luang, then tracing back to the finishing line in front of the UN building.
The center of the event will be located on Ratchadamnoen Klang street in front of the UN headquarters building and in front of Wat Makutkasarttriyaram
Walking, running, and biking route:
Starting from the UN building on to Ratchadamnoen Nok to the Ministry of Education, then making a turn behind the statue of King Rama V moving along Ratchadamnoen Nok, Ratchadamnoen Klang, and Ratchadamnoen Nai, making a circle around Sanam Luang, then tracing back to the finishing line in front of the UN building.
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