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Medical Update | Tata Mumbai Marathon 2026

Issued on: 18 January 2026 | 4:30 PM IST

The Sir H. N. Reliance Foundation Hospital, as the Official Medical Partner, in close collaboration with Procam International, successfully coordinated comprehensive medical preparedness and on-ground emergency response for the Tata Mumbai Marathon (TMM) 2026—a World Athletics Gold Label Race. The event witnessed participation across seven race categories with approximately 65,000 runners on course.  

On-Course Medical Response

Across all Critical Aid Stations and medical points, over 2,400 on-course medical encounters were recorded during race day. The majority of runner presentations were minor and exercise-related, predominantly muscle cramps, fatigue, dehydration, and minor musculoskeletal complaints. These were managed effectively on site by trained multidisciplinary medical teams through prompt assessment, first aid, hydration, cooling measures, and physiotherapy support.

There were no Priority One (life-threatening) incidents reported on course. A structured triage system, early medical intervention, and clearly defined evacuation protocols—implemented jointly by the medical teams and promoters, Procam International, ensured runner safety throughout the race.  

Hospital-Wise Post-Race Medical Update

Bombay Hospital

  • 10 runners presented to the Emergency Room (ER)
  • 1 admitted to ICU
  • 1 admitted to wards
  • 1 under observation in ER
  • 7 discharged after treatment

Jaslok Hospital

  • 4 runners presented to ER
  • Diagnoses included mild dehydration and tachycardia
  • All discharged after treatment

PD Hinduja Hospital

  • 1 runner presented with mild dehydration
  • Discharged after management

Lilavati Hospital

  • Runners presented with mild dehydration and muscle cramps
  • All discharged following treatment

Sir HN Reliance Foundation Hospital

  • 2 runners presented with severe dehydration and altered sensorium
  • One patient stabilised with intravenous fluids
  • The second patient continues to require close monitoring and remains on vasopressor support

Conclusion

The successful medical management of the Tata Mumbai Marathon 2026 was led by Official Medical Partner, Sir H. N. Reliance Foundation Hospital. Comprehensive planning and clinical leadership shaped the entire medical response. Equipped with its centralised medical command system, structured triage, and highly trained on-ground teams, the hospital ensured early identification of risks, timely on-course intervention, and rapid escalation whenever required. Its well-defined ambulance network and referral pathways enabled seamless continuity of care throughout the event. These measures underlined Sir H. N. Reliance Foundation Hospital’s unwavering commitment to participant safety, clinical excellence, and world-class emergency preparedness in delivering a strong and reassuring close to this year's marathon medical operations.