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The Sky Stings in Samawa

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KOMPAS/RONY ARIYANTO NUGROHO

Octavian Quasaalmy runs through Kwangko village on Thursday evening (5/2/2019) during the Kompas Tambora Challenge 2019-Lintas Sumbawa 320K in Manggelewa district, Sumbawa Besar, West Nusa Tenggara. Okta, who is running in the relay category with Jumardi, took the lead on the second day of the ultramarathon.

DOMPU, KOMPAS — Runners began to fall, one by one, on the second day of the Kompas Tambora Challenge 2019-Lintas Sumbawa 320K ultra marathon on Sumbawa Island, West Nusa Tenggara, on Thursday (2/5/2019). Their willpower was shaken by extreme weather, comprising stinging heat and heavy rain.

As of 10 p.m. Central Indonesian Time on Thursday, 10 runners were declared unfit to continue in Southeast Asia’s most extreme marathon. They withdrew from the race in Sumbawa regency, locally known as Samawa, before the halfway mark of the race at kilometer 160. Runners throwing in the towel comprised six in the men’s individual, three in the men’s relay and one in the women’s relay.

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