A convoy of Singaporean bikers was on its way to Pagor in Muar when it was hit by a lorry in Johor on March 23, 2024.Tragedy struck a group of eight Singaporean motorcyclists in Johor on March 23 when a lorry hit their convoy, killing two bikers on the spot.
The men were travelling from Singapore for Suhoor – a morning meal eaten before fasting during Ramadan – in Pagor, Muar, he said. Shortly after, a container lorry driven by a Malaysian man, 33, lost control and hit the group, AC Ismail said.
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