US EditionUPDATE | Missing Comrades Marathon Runner Found Alive, Taken to Hospital
- Moira Harding, a Cape Town runner, crossed the Comrades Marathon finish line in Durban at 4:52 pm on Sunday but went missing soon after completing the race.
- Concerns grew overnight after she failed to contact family, prompting a massive search involving volunteers and emergency services amid unclear circumstances of her disappearance.
- On Monday morning between 7:00 and 8:00 am, Harding was located in a critical yet stable state, suffering from hypothermia, close to the NSRI facility in The Point area of Durban, approximately 7 kilometers from the marathon’s finish line.
- The Comrades Marathon Association confirmed Harding’s survival and expressed gratitude for the public’s assistance, while Gords Reid, who led the search efforts, appealed for prayers for her recovery.
- Her safe return brought relief to her family and the running community, but criticism arose over poor race finish line organization and chaotic crowd control during the event.
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South Africa: Missing Comrades Runner Found Alive
Moira Harding crossed the finish line just before 5pm on Sunday, but went missing shortly after completing the race. The Comrades Marathon Association confirmed her safe return and thanked the public for their support and prayers.
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Moira Harding, the woman who went missing after the Comrades race this weekend, allegedly suffered from dehydration and became confused, collapsed and spent Sunday night outdoors before she was found.
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