An Australian activist, who set out to run 200 marathons to draw attention to global water shortages that are increasing with climate change, ran her 78th marathon race in Istanbul
“Every one of us has the power to work together to solve it. Individually, you can make an impact, but together, we can change the world,” activist Mina Guli said.
Starting her first marathon in her home country on March 22, World Water Day, Mina Guli, 52, set foot in the Turkish metropolis to start the European leg of her campaign after completing marathons in Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Kenya, Tanzania, Malawi, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Botswana, South Africa and Türkiye’s Lake Tuz in the central province of Konya.
“We cannot hope anymore. Now we need to make things happen. We’re beyond the time of hope. We are into the time of opportunity for change because frankly, failure isn’t an option. We don’t have a planet B,” she said.
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