Octobre Rose in Saintry: 120 Participants Mobilized for Breast Cancer Fight

A 4-kilometer solidarity run gathered a large crowd this Saturday, October 10th, highlighting the importance of prevention and support for patients.

Generic image of participants in a solidarity run in Île-de-France.
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Generic image of participants in a solidarity run in Île-de-France.

This Saturday, October 10th, the town of Saintry-sur-Seine pulsed with Octobre Rose, bringing together 120 participants for a 4-kilometer solidarity run to raise awareness for the fight against breast cancer.

The mobilization this Saturday, October 10th, in Saintry-sur-Seine, for Octobre Rose, brought together 120 participants for a 4-kilometer solidarity run. The event, which started from Place Mauro Zerbin, took place in a friendly and warm atmosphere, uniting runners around the cause of supporting the fight against breast cancer and promoting prevention.
This initiative aimed to raise awareness about breast cancer, a disease that primarily affects women but can also concern men. Early detection, monitoring, and screening were highlighted as essential elements for significantly improving recovery chances. Beyond the sporting aspect, the run was a moment of sharing and solidarity with those affected by the disease and their loved ones.
The town hall of Saintry-sur-Seine expressed its gratitude to the 120 participants, volunteers, organizers, and all those who contributed to the event's success. This mobilization demonstrates the generosity of the residents of Saintry in addressing public health issues.
Based on information from the official source: Mairie de Saintry-sur-Seine (10/10/2026)