Rock singer ‘Tik Shiro’ jailed for two years over fatal drink-driving incident (opens original article in a new tab)

Rock singer Manaswin 'Tik Shiro' Nuntasane was sentenced to two years in prison for a fatal drink-driving accident that killed two people, with his driving licence revoked and no suspended sentence granted.

• Rock singer Manaswin 'Tik Shiro' Nuntasane received a two-year prison sentence for a drink-driving incident that caused two deaths
• The court revoked his driving licence and ordered immediate imprisonment due to unresolved civil compensation disputes
• Victims' family expressed dissatisfaction with the sentence and questioned the alcohol test's timing and legal implications
• Manaswin's legal team plans to appeal the ruling and seek bail