London Marathon Director Calls for Unity Amid Protest Concerns

Event organizers emphasize coexistence and charity as they prepare for potential disruptions at Sunday's race.

More than 50,000 participants are expected at this year's London Marathon, aiming to surpass previous charity fundraising records.
Organizers have implemented multiple security measures to deter disruptions from protesters, focusing on the event's message of unity and charity.
The marathon will feature tributes to Kelvin Kiptum, last year's winner who recently passed away, enhancing the event's emotional impact.
Participants will include individuals running for causes related to the Palestine-Israel conflict, highlighting the marathon's role in promoting coexistence.
Event director Hugh Brasher emphasizes the London Marathon as a 'force for good,' hoping to counteract any negative impacts from potential protests.