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Person crushed at Mount Maunganui

Kiri Gillespie and Amy Wiggins
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13 Mar, 2016 11:26 PMQuick Read

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Police and Worksafe New Zealand at Totara St site where a person has been killed.

A person has been killed after being crushed between a container and a truck at Mount Maunganui.

Bay of Plenty police Senior Sergeant Graham Perks said police and Worksafe New Zealand were at the Totara St site.

''It is being investigated as a work-related incident,'' Mr Perks said.

The overturned container and truck where a man died at Mt Maunganui. Photo / Alan Gibson
The overturned container and truck where a man died at Mt Maunganui. Photo / Alan Gibson

St John ambulance paramedics have confirmed a person has died as the result of an accident in the industrial area of Mount Maunganui.

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St John Western Bay of Plenty territory manager Ross Clarke said it was too early to comment on the person's details or whether they were working at the time.

St John ambulance paramedics confirmed a person has died. Photo / Alan Gibson
St John ambulance paramedics confirmed a person has died. Photo / Alan Gibson

Fire Service Northern Communications shift manager Colin Underdown said emergency services were called to a premises on Totara St about noon.

Fire fighters were working on extricating the person.

Earlier reports stated the person was seriously injured.

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