Singapore driver jailed 12 years nine months over 2024 Tampines crash that killed two
SINGAPORE, Oct 5 — The driver responsible for a fatal chain collision in Tampines last year that killed two...
Muhammad Syafie Ismail, 45, was sentenced to 12 years and nine months in prison and banned from driving for life for a fatal chain collision in Tampines that killed two people. The driver, who had pleaded guilty to three charges of dangerous driving causing death, was found guilty after the crash occurred on April 22, 2024.
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- Driver in Tampines chain collision that killed 2 gets over 12 years' jail, banned from driving for life channelnewsasia.com
- 2024 Tampines chain collision that killed 2: Driver, 45, gets 12 years & 9 months' jail, disqualified from driving for life mothership.sg
- Over 12 years’ jail, lifetime driving ban for driver in 2024 Tampines crash that killed 2, injured 8 straitstimes.com
