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Two-year-old boy among four injured after serious crash on State Highway 33

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The intersection of Allport Rd and State Highway 33. Photo / Leah Tebbutt

The intersection of Allport Rd and State Highway 33. Photo / Leah Tebbutt

Emergency services attended a serious crash on State Highway 33 near Paengaroa, Bay of Plenty last night where four people were injured.

A 2-year-old boy from Te Puke, 26-year-old woman from Te Puke, a 23-year-old man from Te Puke and a 23-year-old man from Rotorua were injured in the crash.

All remain in Tauranga Hospital in a stable condition.

Police were alerted to the two-vehicle crash near Allport Rd at around 10pm on Sunday.

Four people were reported to be injured and initial reports suggested those involved in the crash have been seriously injured.

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Due to the incident, emergency services closed the road.

Diversions were put in place and motorists were advised to avoid the area until the road reopened around 3am this morning.

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