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Power out after car crashes into power pole in Aongatete

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Power was out to some properties in Aongatete overnight after a car crashed into a power pole. Photo / File

Power was out to some properties in Aongatete overnight after a car crashed into a power pole. Photo / File

Power was out to about 70 properties in Aongatete overnight after a car crashed into a power pole, bringing down power lines.

A police media communications spokeswoman said police were called to Morton Rd between Prestidge Rd and Banks Drive at 8.40pm yesterday.

A single vehicle crashed into a power box and brought down the power lines, the spokeswoman said.

The sole occupant of the vehicle did not appear to have any serious injuries and was checked over by St John Ambulance.

"They appeared to be a bit shaken and quite unwell," a police spokeswoman said.

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A northern fire communications spokeswoman said two fire appliances were called to the crash at 8.40pm.

Powerco's website reported a power outage to about 70 properties in the Katikati area at 8.37pm yesterday after a vehicle struck a pole. Power was expected to have been restored at 4am.

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