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Emergency services respond after car goes into water in Tauranga

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A car has gone into the water near Fraser Cove in Tauranga.

A Fire and Emergency New Zealand spokesperson said they were called to reports of a car in the water on Fraser St, near the shopping centre.

They said all people were out of the vehicle when firefighters arrived, and they have since left the scene.

 A car has gone into the water near Fraser Cove in Tauranga. Photo / Bijou Johnson
A car has gone into the water near Fraser Cove in Tauranga. Photo / Bijou Johnson

A police spokesperson said it looks like a vehicle may have side swiped at least one car before ending up half in the water near the Fraser St Reserve.

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“There doesn’t appear to be any serious injuries, however, the driver – who was the sole occupant of the vehicle – is being assessed by ambulance.”

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