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South Island weekend crashes turn fatal
NZ🏛️ Politics7 hr. ago

South Island weekend crashes turn fatal

Two separate traffic accidents in New Zealand over the weekend resulted in fatalities. In Dunedin, a crash on SH1/Caversham Valley Road early on Sunday led to one person dying in hospital after being taken there in critical condition. Another incident occurred in Templeton, Canterbury, on 19 July, involving two vehicles. This crash resulted in two injuries, with one person later succumbing to their injuries on 21 July. Police are continuing to investigate the circumstances surrounding both incidents.

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RNZ (Radio New Zealand) logoRNZ (Radio New Zealand)State / PublicCenter7 hr. ago
South Island weekend crashes turn fatal

Two separate traffic accidents in New Zealand over the weekend resulted in fatalities. In Dunedin, a crash on SH1/Caversham Valley Road early on Sunday led to one person dying in hospital after being taken there in critical condition. Another incident occurred in Templeton, Canterbury, on 19 July, involving two vehicles. This crash resulted in two injuries, with one person later succumbing to their injuries on 21 July. Police are continuing to investigate the circumstances surrounding both incidents.

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