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Revving for a cause: THINKPNK 2023 ride roars for breast cancer awareness

TDT | Manama    

The Daily Tribune – www.newsofbahrain.com

The motorcycle community of Bahrain came together to participate in the THINKPNK 2023 Ride on October 27th, 2023, a remarkable event dedicated to Breast Cancer Awareness.

Riders of diverse nationalities hailing from both Bahrain and Saudi Arabia converged for this meaningful cause, donning pink attire, adorning their bikes with pink accents, and proudly displaying the iconic breast cancer ribbon, the universally recognised symbol of breast cancer.

This engaging two-hour event kicked off at the Avenues Mall in the morning, with more than 600 enthusiastic riders revving up their engines.

They embarked on a thrilling journey through the picturesque landscapes of Bahrain, even taking a few laps around the tracks of the Bahrain International Circuit.

The event culminated at IKEA Bahrain, where the bikers were warmly received and treated to a hearty breakfast courtesy of IKEA and various vendors who had rallied together to raise funds for Breast Cancer Awareness.

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Roy Ribeira one of the Directors of Transworld IT and member of the organizing group Falcon Riders stated: “A women’s health reflects the health of the family.

It is well-known that prevention is better than cure, especially with breast cancer where early detection has played an imperative role in saving lives.

We are here to spread the message on early detection of breast cancer, as well as express our strong support towards those who are and have been affected by this disease.

It is known fact that every 14 seconds a Woman is diagnosed with breast cancer and can be cured 100 % percent via early detection.”

Globally, the month of October is recognised as Breast Cancer Awareness Month, during which various health campaigns are conducted to enhance awareness about the disease.

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