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Fish Hoek Comrades runner critically ill
Cape Argus
|June 12, 2025
FISH Hoek Athletics Club (FHAC) member Moira Harding, 54, is in a critical condition in an Umhlanga hospital after she wandered off and went missing after completing the Comrades Marathon on Sunday.
Athletics club clubhouse manager, Andre Blom, said Harding had been wearing an “in case of emergency” rubber bracelet with her emergency contact details when she was found and her husband was contacted.
A missing persons report was filed after friends and family were unable to locate her following her 5pm race finish, prompting a full-scale search.
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