Singapore's last-ever Green Corridor Run slated in 2016

The 2016 Green Corridor Run will be the last edition of the iconic event before the area is closed until 2019 for the construction of the Murnane pipeline.

Organisers said that after the pipeline is completed, it is expected that the green corridor will undergo some or all of the transformations currently being proposed in the URA’s master plan.

The inaugural Green Corridor Run in 2013 was the first race to be held entirely on the former KTM rail line after Singapore re-claimed the land from Malaysia. In the first three years of the event, over 20,000 people from 72 nationalities have participated in the Green Corridor Run. An additional 10,000 people are expected to participate in the final race to be
held on 6th March, 2016.

The 2016 race is again being held in conjunction with Singapore’s World Water Day celebrations. World Water Day celebrations in Singapore are celebrated throughout the month of March.

Registration for all race categories can be completed at www.greencorridorrun.com.sg.

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