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Bay of Plenty pedestrians hit by cars in Te Puke and Welcome Bay

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A person is being flown to Waikato Hospital in a serious condition after being hit by a car in Te Puke.

A police spokeswoman said officers arrived at the scene on the No 2 Road after getting the call-out about 7.40am.

A St John spokeswoman said they sent one ambulance, one rapid response unit and a helicopter from Tauranga.

It is the second pedestrian hit in the Bay of Plenty in 24 hours.

A 12-year-old boy was taken to Tauranga Hospital with moderate injuries after being hit in Welcome Bay last night.

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A Bay of Plenty DHB spokeswoman said the boy had been treated and discharged last night.

The incident happened about 5.45pm on James Cook Dr, a police spokeswoman said.

Inquiries were ongoing.

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