
The decision results from the possible dismissal of the services for other security tasks after the tragic events
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The article informs about the cancellation of the Krakow Independence Run planned for November 11. The organizers cannot provide adequate protection to participants because the services may be directed to other tasks related to the safety of Krakow's residents after the recent tragic events.
The organizers admit that the decision may be disappointing for thousands of people who were preparing to start. However, they emphasize that they cannot allow a situation in which they will not be able to provide players with adequate protection.
Running a run with several thousand participants requires the involvement of many services. The police, supported by the city guard and fire brigade, play a key role.
However, in the face of the recent tragic events, officers may be assigned to other tasks related to ensuring the safety of Krakow's residents.
The organizers emphasize that they have not received any official information about the authorities' refusal to provide security for the event. However, they do not want to risk that their availability will be insufficient.
Although the traditional event on November 11 has been canceled, participants do not have to completely give up sports celebrations. The organizers have prepared two options.
The first is to take part in a virtual run of 5 or 10 kilometers. The route can be completed at any place and time of your choosing, no later than November 14. The condition is prior registration of the start.
It is also possible to pick up a starter package. This will be possible at the mini competition office at the MOS Zachód stadium, during the hours specified in the regulations.
The second option is to transfer the paid entry fee to the next edition of the Krakow Independence Run, which will take place in 2027. The organizers will not charge any additional fees for this.
People registered for the race should remember the deadline for making the decision. The choice of one of the available options must be reported by Monday, November 9, at 11:59 p.m.
If a participant does not make a choice within the allotted time, he or she will be automatically assigned to the virtual run.
Detailed information on the rules of participation in the virtual competition and collecting starting packages can be found on the organizer's website.
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