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Police yet to release names of two fatal accidents a day apart

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Police are yet to release the names of a man and baby who died following separate incidents that happened just days apart. Photo / File

Police are yet to release the names of a man and baby who died following separate incidents that happened just days apart. Photo / File

Police are yet to release the names of a man and baby who died following separate incidents that happened just days apart.

A 17-month-old child found critically injured inside a Maungatapu property at 4.30pm on March 27 died at Starship Hospital two days later on March 29.

A police media communications spokeswoman told the Bay of Plenty Times police were continuing to investigate the cause of the child's injuries and the circumstances leading up to the incident.

A little more than 24 hours earlier on March 28, a man in his 40s died following a workplace accident at Pukepine Sawmills in Te Puke.

In a statement, Pukepine general manager Jeff Tanner said the company had closed its doors for a few days following the death of an employee.

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"It is with enormous sadness that on Thursday 28th of March we lost a husband, father, friend, and valued employee during a workplace accident at Pukepine Sawmills," Tanner said.

Investigations into the fatal accident were ongoing.

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