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Heat causes no problems for Roparun

Heat causes no problems for Roparun

Despite extreme heat and drought conditions, the Roparun running and cycling event has reported no medical emergencies among its participants. The teams are currently approaching the finish line in Rotterdam, with arrivals expected throughout Monday.

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