A driver involved in a fatal collision is facing a potential jail term. The prosecution is seeking a sentence of up to 13.5 years for Muhammad Syafie Ismail.
The incident resulted in the deaths of two people. Further details about the collision are available from the source.
Both the prosecution and defence are in agreement that Muhammad Syafie Ismail should be banned from driving for life, in addition to any jail term imposed.
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