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Three injured in serious crash on Te Pahu Rd, Waikato

By Samuel Sherry
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30 Aug, 2025 08:47 AMQuick Read

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Three people have been injured in a serious crash on Te Pahu Rd near Karamu in Waikato this evening. Image / Google Maps

Three people have been injured in a serious crash on Te Pahu Rd near Karamu in Waikato this evening. Image / Google Maps

Three people have suffered serious injuries in a crash on Te Pahu Rd, near Karamu in Waikatō.

Police said a single-vehicle crash occurred around 7.30pm this evening and emergency services are in attendance.

Fire and Emergency New Zealand said a vehicle had rolled and two trucks assisted the police and ambulance services but have since left.

Hato Hone St John said one patient is in a critical condition, one is in a serious condition and one is in a moderate condition.

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“Hato Hone St John attended a traffic incident in Karamu,” a spokesperson said.

“Four vehicles attended the incident and treated three patients and transported three patients to Waikato Hospital.”

Police said Te Pahu Rd is closed and motorists should expect delays.

More to come.

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