Hyundai drives pink
Medical doctor Andrei Cooke (lfet) and Etmour Williams, commercial and customer relationship manager, Magna Motors, have a chat at the candlelighting event.Garfield Robinson
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October 22, 2024

Hyundai drives pink

On Thursday, October 17, 2023 Magna Motors Dealership Limited — the exclusive distributor of Hyundai vehicles in Jamaica — hosted Hyundai Drives Pink Candlelight Soirée at its state-of-the-art showroom at 7 Oxford Road, New Kingston.

Dressed in pink, attendees turned out in support to shine a light of hope for the breast cancer warriors and survivors across Jamaica and around the world.

Performing artiste Christopher Martin was among the crowd of invitees and he connected to attendees with his usual musical stylings.

Here are scenes:

Attendees at the ‘pink’ candelighting event pause to recall their loved ones.Garfield Robinson

Singer Christopher Martin takes an ussie with breast cancer survivors Latoya Jones (centre) and Kaydia Levien McKoy, Cosmos Queen of Jamaica, at the Hyundai Drives Pink Candlelight Soirée on Thursday at the Oxford Road-based Hyundai Showroom.Garfield Robinson

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