Registration begins for “Emlino DiaBeat Run” in the Capital on World Diabetes Day

  • DCV Report
  • 10 Sep, 2026, 04:34 PM
Registration begins for “Emlino DiaBeat Run” in the Capital on World Diabetes Day Photo: Courtesy
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DHAKA : To mark “World Diabetes Day” on November 14, a special awareness marathon titled “Emlino DiaBeat Run” is set to be held at Hatirjheel in the capital, aimed at raising diabetes awareness and encouraging a healthy lifestyle.

The registration is now open to the general public for this 7.5-kilometer run, to be held in the scenic surroundings of Hatirjheel on November 14. Any health-conscious individual can complete registration via the designated link.

Senior officials of ACME were recently present at an event organized on this occasion by ACME’s DiaCare, an initiative of The ACME Laboratories Ltd. Speakers included Laboratories Ltd. Chairman Nagina Afzal Sinha, Managing Director Tasneem Sinha, Additional Deputy Managing Director Md. Hasibur Rahman, and Deputy Managing Directors Tanveer Sinha, Sabrina Juned, and Jahanara Mizan Sinha. Also speaking were Executive Director of Sales and Distribution Md. Ferdous Khan, Head of Marketing and Senior General Manager Mohammad Ziauddin, and ACME’s DiaCare Senior Manager Md. Mahbubur Rahman.

During the event, The ACME Laboratories Ltd’s Managing Director Tasneem Sinha welcomed this public-welfare initiative and shared practical experiences on how diabetes affects daily life and how regular walking can help keep it under control.

Also present as a representative of the medical community, long-distance runner Dr. Uzzwal Kumar Mallick, founder and admin of Doctors Run said that, “diabetes is a long-term health condition that can largely be kept under control through the right lifestyle and physical activity. At least 30 minutes of walking or jogging daily significantly reduces the risk of diabetes, and marathons of this kind will inspire ordinary people to step outside and become active.”

Experienced runners from the running community also took part in the event. Among them, Mehedi Hasan Noyon, a runner who has completed a 200-kilometer marathon shared his experience, saying that “keeping the body active is the first requirement for preventing any long-term illness, and that this marathon organized for diabetes awareness will have a positive impact on society.”

Also, speaker from the running community were A. K. M. Ahsan Ullah, founder and admin of “Dynamic Runners InterBD,” and Md. Masum of “Ultra Camp Runners.”  

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