SPS Hospitals hosts ‘Dil ki Daud Marathon’ on World Heart Day in Ludhiana

Over 3,000 participants unite to promote heart health and healthy living

Chandigarh, Updated At : 03:36 PM Oct 02, 2024 IST

The marathon was graced by chief guest S Fauja Singh, a renowned athlete and inspirational figure, alongside chief host Jai Singh Sandhu, Managing Director, SPS Hospitals.

SPS Hospitals organised ‘Dil ki Daud Marathon’ on Tuesday in Ludhiana, coinciding with World Heart Day. The event attracted over 3,000 participants who came together to raise awareness about heart health and promote a healthy lifestyle.

The marathon was graced by chief guest S Fauja Singh, a renowned athlete and inspirational figure, alongside chief host Jai Singh Sandhu, Managing Director, SPS Hospitals.

Notable attendees included Sunil Katyal, Deputy Director of Medical Services, Vivek Mishra, AVP - Business Development and Analytics, Ravinder Singh Kuka, Associate Director - Interventional Cardiology, Gajinder Pal Singh Kaler, Consultant - Interventional Cardiology, Manpreet Singh Salooja, Deputy Director - Cardiac Surgery, and Anupam Shrivastava, Deputy Director - Cardiac Anaesthesia and Critical Care, all of whom played vital roles in the event’s success.

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