Driver found dazed and clutching vape after repeatedly braking along road in Punggol

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Driver found dazed and clutching vape after repeatedly braking along road in Punggol​


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Bystanders suspected that the driver was under the influence of Kpods.
By Cheryl Lim - 8 Nov 2025, 3:05 pm

Passer-by allegedly discovers disoriented driver holding vape at Punggol, suspects Kpods consumption​

A driver was allegedly found clutching an e-vaporiser (vape) after he constantly braked along a road in Punggol.
Passers-by found the driver in a dazed state as he got out of the vehicle, leading them to suspect he was under the influence of Kpods.

Driver stopped at intersection after braking repeatedly​

According to Shin Min Daily News(SMDN), a car was seen travelling slowly and braking repeatedly along Punggol Way on Wednesday (Nov 5) night.
The car eventually came to a stop in the middle of an intersection.

Speaking to SMDN, Mr Xu (surname transliterated from Chinese) said that he and his son were driving home when they came across the unusual motorist.
They initially thought the driver was unwell and decided to check on him.
As they approached the car, they found the driver in a dazed state.
driver vape

Source: Shin Min Daily News

Bystanders speculated that driver was under influence of Kpods​

Unexpectedly, the driver was also gripping a device resembling a vape, which led Mr Xu to suspect that it contained etomidate.

Mr Xu added that he tried to get the driver to wind down the window or open the car door, but he appeared disorientated.
MS News has reached out to the Health Sciences Authority (HSA) for more information
 

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Driver found dazed and clutching vape after repeatedly braking along road in Punggol​


Featured Latest News Singapore
Bystanders suspected that the driver was under the influence of Kpods.
By Cheryl Lim - 8 Nov 2025, 3:05 pm

Passer-by allegedly discovers disoriented driver holding vape at Punggol, suspects Kpods consumption​

A driver was allegedly found clutching an e-vaporiser (vape) after he constantly braked along a road in Punggol.
Passers-by found the driver in a dazed state as he got out of the vehicle, leading them to suspect he was under the influence of Kpods.

Driver stopped at intersection after braking repeatedly​

According to Shin Min Daily News(SMDN), a car was seen travelling slowly and braking repeatedly along Punggol Way on Wednesday (Nov 5) night.
The car eventually came to a stop in the middle of an intersection.

Speaking to SMDN, Mr Xu (surname transliterated from Chinese) said that he and his son were driving home when they came across the unusual motorist.
They initially thought the driver was unwell and decided to check on him.
As they approached the car, they found the driver in a dazed state.
driver vape

Source: Shin Min Daily News

Bystanders speculated that driver was under influence of Kpods​

Unexpectedly, the driver was also gripping a device resembling a vape, which led Mr Xu to suspect that it contained etomidate.

Mr Xu added that he tried to get the driver to wind down the window or open the car door, but he appeared disorientated.
MS News has reached out to the Health Sciences Authority (HSA) for more information
Becoming New Yishun.
 

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Users of kpods vapes -pay fines and rehab
No jail or canning irrc
Too lax liao
 

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No wonder these days I see a lot of cars with erratic driving patterns… probably those bengs on kpods
 

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Think probably should consider banning smoking of any kind also, while driving? :s22:
 
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