Bikers to ride for missing Milano and other missing children
A community biker run will set off from Turffontein Primary School to raise awareness for missing children, including Glenesk toddler Milano Jayson Tlali.
The Missing Persons Network, under the banner ‘One region. One mission. Every life matters’, is supporting the initiative, which calls on bikers and the community to unite under the theme ‘Together we ride.
Bikers run in aid of missing children. Ride for hope. Ride for answers’.
The run is being held in support of two-year-old Milano Jayson Tlali, who has been missing since June 30 after disappearing while playing outside his home near Glenesk Welfare Park and Wemmer Pan in Johannesburg South.
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The campaign encourages participants to ‘Ride for Milano’ while also raising awareness for other missing children across Southern Africa.
The ride starts at 08:00 from Turffontein Primary School.
According to organisers, the initiative is supported by Missing in Southern Africa (MISA) NPC, which operates across South Africa, Namibia, Botswana and Zambia.
The event forms part of the Bikers Run for Hope initiative. For more information, follow @BIKERSRUNFORHOPE on social media.
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