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    One person has serious injuries after a crash which has closed State Highway 2 at Tutira in Hawke's Bay

    One person has serious injuries after a crash which has closed State Highway 2 at Tutira in Hawke's Bay


    There were 3 people in the vehicle when it left the road and hit a bank.

    Emergency services were called about 3:50 this afternoon.

    The road will remain closed while the Serious Crash Unit investigates.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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