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Up to 13.5 years’ jail and lifetime driving ban sought by SG prosecutors for car driver who ran a red light at up to 134 km/h in Tampines accident that killed 2 people

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September 8, 2026
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Abstract

  • Prosecutors are looking for as much as 13.5 years’ jail for Muhammad Syafie Ismail over a deadly Tampines collision on Apr 22, 2024.

  • The 45-year-old automobile driver entered a junction at 129 km/h to 134 km/h after the visitors mild had been pink for 26 seconds.

  • Two folks died, whereas eight others had been injured, together with three who suffered grievous accidents and two youngsters aged 11.


SINGAPORE: Singapore prosecutors are looking for as much as 13.5 years’ jail for a automobile driver who induced a deadly Tampines crash.

The prosecution and defence additionally need Muhammad Syafie Ismail, 45, to obtain a lifetime driving ban. Syafie had pleaded responsible to 3 prices linked to the crash.

The collision occurred on Apr 22, 2024, throughout the morning rush. Many automobiles concerned had been carrying dad and mom and kids heading to highschool.

A 17-year-old scholar being pushed by her father died. A 57-year-old lady travelling in a van additionally misplaced her life, Channel NewsAsia (CNA) reported (Sep 7).

Dashing led to a sequence of collisions

The court docket heard that Syafie started rushing after one other driver overtook him in Bedok. He accelerated to not less than 122 km/h whereas making an attempt to overhaul the opposite automobile. His car side-swiped it throughout the manoeuvre.

He then moved between lanes alongside Bedok Reservoir Highway and narrowly averted a motorcyclist. On the junction of Bedok Reservoir Highway, Tampines Avenue 1 and Tampines Avenue 4, he continued accelerating.

The visitors mild had been pink for not less than 26 seconds when he entered the junction at 129 km/h to 134 km/h. Autos had been already crossing from each instructions.

His automobile struck three automobiles, sending them spinning right into a van and a faculty bus.

Three folks suffered grievous accidents, with some needing a number of surgical procedures. 5 others had been damage, together with two 11-year-old youngsters who wanted hospital remedy.

Some victims later developed post-traumatic stress dysfunction. The mom of the teenage sufferer developed main depressive dysfunction after dropping her daughter.

Each side agree on a lifetime driving ban

Deputy Public Prosecutor Niranjan Ranjakunalan sought between 12 years and 9 months and 13.5 years’ jail. The prosecution mentioned the sentence mirrored the deaths, accidents and property harm brought on by the crash.

Repairs to a lamp publish and inexperienced railing value about S$1,317. Harm to 5 automobiles hasn’t been totally assessed as a result of insurance coverage claims are being pursued individually.

Defence lawyer Kalaithasan Karuppaya sought seven-and-a-half to eight years’ jail as a substitute. He described the crash as an distinctive sequence of occasions however mentioned Syafie accepted duty for his poor judgment.

The defence additionally pointed to Syafie’s responsible plea, cooperation with police and regret. Syafie wrote to the victims’ households looking for forgiveness for the struggling induced. He additionally has earlier visitors offences, together with a careless driving offence in April 2022.

Principal District Decide Toh Han Li adjourned sentencing to October.

A expensive lesson about rushing

The case demonstrates how a couple of seconds of reckless driving can have an effect on many lives directly.

A pink mild had already stopped visitors for 26 seconds. But Syafie entered the junction at greater than 120 km/h, leaving little room for anybody to react.

The ultimate sentence will likely be determined by the court docket. For motorists, the sensible lesson is that getting someplace sooner is rarely price playing with another person’s life.

Authorized observe: Harmful driving inflicting loss of life carries two to eight years’ jail and a driving ban of as much as 10 years. Harmful driving inflicting grievous damage carries a time period of 1 to 5 years’ jail and a ban of as much as eight years. Harmful driving inflicting damage carries as much as two years’ jail, a fantastic of as much as S$10,000, or each.





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