To ensure a seamless experience for the thousands of runners, a specialized Quick Response Team was strategically stationed every 2 kilometers along the marathon route. This initiative, led by Dr. Aijaaz Ashai, President of the Sports Cell of the ‘Indian Association of Physiotherapists’ (IAP), provided immediate medical support to participants in need. Dr. Ashai's vast experience in sports medicine and physiotherapy played a pivotal role in ensuring that runners had access to expert care whenever required.
The Quick Response Team, comprising highly skilled physiotherapists and medical professionals, was formed under the leadership of Dr. Sanjiv Jha, President of the IAP, and Dr. Ruchi Varshney, President of the IAP's Women Cell. Their collaborative efforts highlighted the importance of advanced medical preparedness at large-scale events, ensuring that any health emergencies were swiftly addressed.
Reflecting on his contribution, Dr. Ashai shared: "I am deeply honored to have had the opportunity to lead the Quick Response Team for the 'Tata Mumbai Marathon 2025'. Working alongside such a committed and skilled team was an incredible experience. We worked tirelessly to ensure the health and safety of every participant, and I am immensely proud of the positive impact we made.”
The meticulous safety measures, led by Dr. Ashai and supported by the expertise of his team, earned widespread appreciation from participants and organizers alike. Their proactive approach underscored the event's commitment to world-class standards, ensuring a safe and successful marathon for all involved.
The ‘Tata Mumbai Marathon 2025’ not only celebrated athletic endurance and community spirit but also set a new benchmark in event safety, reflecting the organizers' dedication to excellence.
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