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Van hits pedestrian in Rotorua

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A person has been taken to hospital with serious injuries.

One person is injured after a van hit a person at the intersection of James St and Malfroy Rd in Rotorua.

A St John ambulance spokeswoman said one person was taken to Rotorua Hospital.

She said the ambulance service received a call at 3.06pm and two ambulances were on scene.

Police diverting traffic at the intersection a person was hit by a truck in Rotorua. Photo / Cira Olivier
Police diverting traffic at the intersection a person was hit by a truck in Rotorua. Photo / Cira Olivier

A police media spokesman said police were called to assist ambulance at 3.10pm.

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He said one person received injuries and there are no roadblocks at this stage.

He said the serious crash unit had been advised.

A reporter at the scene said there were people controlling traffic flow at the intersection of James St and Malfroy Rd and there were four police cars at the scene.

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