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Tuesday, 4/8/2026 | 09:03 GMT+7

Phan Thiet's sunrise through the strides of public security sector runners at the marathon event

Over 5,000 athletes started at dawn on 2/8, creating a vibrant scene in the sunrise at the "81-Year Journey - For National Security" marathon.

The "81-Year Journey - For National Security" marathon kicked off at 4 am on 2/8, drawing 5,000 runners, including 450 public security officers. The race offered four distances: 5km, 10km, 21km, and 42km, held within the framework of Sports Festival 2026 at NovaWorld Phan Thiet (Tien Thanh ward, Lam Dong province).

About 30 minutes before the start, a light rain fell at Bikini Beach Square, yet it did not diminish the athletes' excitement. Precisely at 4 am, the starting signal echoed. Thousands of runners simultaneously set off, making their way along the coastal route.

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{"caption_all":"Sunrise is a common sight at early morning races, often providing motivation for many runners to complete the course. Against the pink-hued sky, many runners paused to capture the moment after the initial stretch.","caption_items":"["","",""]"}

The sky began to brighten as the 10km athletes competed at 5:30 am.

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An athlete required medical support on the course due to signs of muscle strain.

A shaded section of the route offered cover and heat relief for the athletes.

A continuous stream of runners stretched along the coastal road, forming a vibrant band of color during the sunrise.

{"caption_all":"After conquering the sunny and challenging course, runners celebrated by checking in with medals commemorating the founding of the People's Public Security.","caption_items":"["","","",""]"}Thai Anh

Photos: VnExpress Marathon

By VnExpress: https://vnexpress.net/binh-minh-phan-thiet-qua-buoc-chay-runner-giai-chay-nganh-cong-an-5104777.html
Tags: public security sector marathon VnExpress Marathon marathon

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