Run4Lake Vibhutipura

Team VIKAS is organising Run4Lake – to create awareness about Vibhutipura Lake. The location of the lake can be seen on googlemaps here.

Runners will need to complete two laps around the lake, starting at Utkarsh Park, LBS Nagar.

Registrations are now open:
Below 16 yrs – Rs.200/-
Adults (above 16 years) – Rs.300/-

The registration amount includes a CAP for Below 16 yrs category and a T-Shirt for Adults

To register and for more details, pls contact 9164573210 / 9663521774 / 9880318511 / 9844218201 / 9449825502.
Register before 12-Jun-2016.  

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