
Person killed in Waimamaku accident may have been struck by a vehicle, police say
One person killed after Waimamaku road accident
One person killed after Waimamaku road accident
"...We as a community wish to send our deepest love and support to his whanau..."
Fire investigators are at Bentley's Barbers on Manukau Rd following the blaze.
Police confirmed an officer is receiving treatment for moderate lacerations.
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An investigation into the cause of the crash is under way.
Police were notified at 8am today and WorkSafe has also been told of the death.
The road where the crash occurred appears to be partially blocked, police say.
The patient was transported to Christchurch Hospital by helicopter.
Police say road where accident happened likely to be closed for some time.
The fire happened near Mahuta Rd South and Torehape Rd East.
Cordons were in place in an 800-metre radius from the affected area.
Emergency services have successfully rescued a small group at Cape Reinga.
Emergency services were called to the scene shortly after 4am.
Scene examination continues as police follow positive lines of inquiry.
The woman's body will be removed from the scene today.
A black ice warning was in place and conditions have been described as 'treacherous'.
Police remain at the property this morning, neighbours say.
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Police confirm he was a 25-year-old man from Japan.
Witness says the victim was not wearing a helmet.
Sport is what helped him pass the police fitness tests regularly.