The sentence of 11 years’ imprisonment for a drink driver involved in a fatal crash in Singapore has been upheld by the court. Both appeals – one from the defence seeking a lighter sentence, and one from the prosecution arguing for a harsher penalty – were dismissed. The driver had previously pleaded guilty to causing death by dangerous driving. Details emerged that the offender voluntarily made restitution exceeding $56,000 to the family of the pedestrian who tragically died as a result of the incident. The court’s decision affirms the original sentencing, acknowledging the severity of the offense and the devastating consequences for the victim’s family. This case underscores the strict stance taken by Singaporean authorities against driving under the influence and highlights the importance of accountability for such actions. The financial restitution, while noted, did not impact the court's final judgment on the sentence.