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Two children critical, two seriously injured after crash on SH5, near Te Haroto

Christian Fuller and Shannon Johnstone
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21 Jun, 2020 04:51 AM2 mins to read

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Serious injuries after a single-vehicle crash on SH5, near Te Haroto. Photo / File

Serious injuries after a single-vehicle crash on SH5, near Te Haroto. Photo / File

Two children remain in a critical condition following a vehicle crash on State Highway 5, near Te Haroto.

Emergency services were called to SH5, at the intersection with Mcvicar Rd near Te Haroto after a car hit a tree at 4pm on Sunday.

Five people were taken to hospital following the crash.

A Hawke's Bay District Health Board spokeswoman said two children are in a critical condition.

A girl is in ICU at Hawke's Bay Hospital and a boy was transferred to Starship Hospital last night and is in a serious condition.

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A female in her 30s and a male in his 50s are both in a serious but stable condition.

The fifth patient, a male teenager, is in a stable condition.

One helicopter was on the scene at 5.15pm.

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One rapid response vehicle and three ambulances were also at the crash.

A Fire and Emergency spokesman said firefighters cut one person from the vehicle.

Traffic management was put in place and the Serious Crash Unit had been notified.

Police remained at the scene until 9.03pm.

A second single-vehicle crash occurred on the road hours later near the intersection of Turangakumu Rd near Te Haroto at 12.55am Monday morning.

Police were called to the scene but there were no reports of injuries or road blocking, a police spokeswoman said.

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