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Indigenous runners home after Boston Marathon bombings

The Indigenous Marathon Project team has arrived home safely after the BostonMarathon bombings, which killed three and injured dozens.

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By Brooke Boney

Source: NITV News


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Cameron was originally not meant to run the marathon, but after getting injured before training for the New York Marathon she ran in Boston instead.

Security is now a major concern for the upcoming London this weekend and the New York Marathon later this year.

Former marathon champion Rob de Castella says that despite the blasts he's confident the Indigenous Marathon Project will run in New York.

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