A man is set to be charged after a fatal crash involving a night market stall. Police say the incident occurred at night market premises and resulted in the death of a stall attendant.
According to reports, a 66-year-old woman who was manning the stall is pronounced dead at the scene after the man’s vehicle collides with the stall. The Straits Times and Channel NewsAsia both identify the victim as a 66-year-old woman.
Channel NewsAsia reports that the man is charged with driving under the influence of etomidate. The Straits Times also refers to driving under the influence of etomidate and notes an additional charge relating to dangerous driving causing death. While both outlets focus on the alleged role of etomidate and the fatal outcome, they differ slightly in how they describe the overall set of charges and the framing of the crash as a night market incident.
