A video of a car smashing into a stationary van at a traffic junction in Geylang before speeding off against the flow of traffic has gone viral, leaving netizens wondering if it was drug-related and calling for action against such drivers.
The clip, recorded by a dashcam at about 11.15am on June 4 at Geylang East Central and shared on the SGRV Admin Facebook Page on June 7, shows a grey Honda Civic coming from the right, along a perpendicular road.
While heading straight, the driver of the Honda appears to mount a kerb and lose control of their vehicle, sending it barrelling over the road divider and smashing through the metal railing before making a T-bone collision into the right side of a stationary BYD van.
Immediately after the collision, the driver turns and speeds off against the flow of traffic.
The driver of the van subsequently exits his vehicle and appears to hobble in the path of the hit-and-run vehicle before disappearing from the camera’s view. Two others, a man and a woman, possibly from the vehicle beside the van, are seen taking photos with their phones as the traffic light turns green.
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Netizens suggest driver was under influence of Kpods
The post has since received over 125,000 views, 600 reactions, and 155 comments.
Many netizens speculated that the driver was under the influence of Kpods, or electronic cigarettes laced with etomidate.
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