Mothers in Black organising vigil for persons killed on roads

The road deaths of young squash player Ian Mekdeci and former racer Colin Ming have spurred the Mothers in Black organisation to hold a candlelight vigil on Sunday, July 10, 2022, as it looks to renew its road safety efforts.

Mekdeci, 27, was killed by an alleged drunk driver who breach-ed a red light, and slammed into a car in which he was travelling on May 1 this year. Meanwhile Ming, the brother of businessman Stanley Ming, died a day after he was involved in a collision with an ambulance on April 1, 2021.