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Victims of bus, truck crash near Marton named by police

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Police have released the names of the two people killed in a crash on State Highway 1 near Marton last month.

The crash in the Manawatū-Whanganui region involved a bus and truck and was reported at about 8.50am on October 15, police said.

The two dead were Peter John Neilson, 65, from Howick, Auckland, and Sahim Ali, 53, from Palmerston North.

The drivers were the sole occupants of their vehicles. Police said inquiries into the crash continue.

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An online tribute described Neilson as a “beloved cousin” and “cherished husband”.

“Peter was so proudly Māori and full of joy to be reunited with Ngāti Apakura and our whenua.

“His journey was just beginning as it is for so many of us,” it read.

Another message promised to look after his whānau for him.

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“You would be so proud of your send-off today Poppa Peter Neilson a celebration for you and the huge impact you made on many,” it read.

“We will continue on with the race now and we will continue to have adventures.

“We love you, forever in our hearts.”

You would be so proud of your send off today Poppa Peter Neilson a celebration for you and the huge impact you made on...

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Ali was described by close friend Riaz Rehman as a “kind-hearted” community leader, Stuff reported.

He left behind a wife, son and two granddaughters, Rehman said.

“Nothing was too big for him. He’s always willing to help. I’ve known him for so long and he always donated so generously to all the charities.”

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