Driver who allegedly caused fatal Tampines crash that killed two back in court to face new charge


Muhammad Syafie Ismail appeared in the State Courts on June 9 where he was handed a fourth dangerous driving charge. - ST

SINGAPORE: The man who allegedly caused a six-vehicle crash that killed two people, including a Temasek Junior College student, was back in court to face a fresh charge.

Muhammad Syafie Ismail appeared in the State Courts on June 9, when he was handed a fourth dangerous driving charge for the fatal accident on April 22, 2024.

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