Cyclotrack — A ride ushering in positivity

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Updated At : 12:53 PM Feb 08, 2021 IST

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Jalandhar: As many as 600 enthusiastic cyclists participated in ‘Cyclotrack’ organised by Mayor World School on Sunday to celebrate ‘Hope, Health and Happiness’. Cyclists comprising the elderly, students and the school staff set off on their bicycles from the school at 7 am and covered 6 km area in the city. The ride symbolised ingress into positivity, athleticism and new hopes for a promising 2021. Apart from youngsters, the tiny tots of the school also showcased their prowess by cycling on the complete track in the least possible time. At every few kilometres, the school staff was seen unfurling the school flag and motivating riders. Apart from this, water spots were available for cyclists after every 1 km. Ambulance service was also available to meet any unprecedented mishap. Air filling station was also accessible. TNS

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