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Driver in Tampines chain collision admits to running red light at 129kmh, crashing into 3 cars and killing 2

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Lydia Lam
Driver in Tampines chain collision admits to running red light at 129kmh, crashing into 3 cars and killing 2
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A driver has pleaded guilty to causing a fatal multi-vehicle collision in Tampines, Singapore, after running a red light at high speed. The incident, which occurred during the morning school rush, resulted in the deaths of two people.

Several of the vehicles involved in the chain collision were driven by parents ferrying their children to school.

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Driver in Tampines chain collision admits to running red light at 129kmh, crashing into 3 cars and killing 2 — Headlinne — headlinne