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History repeated in power pole crash

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Emergency services were called to a crash in MacDonald Road near Juken NZ last night in which a vehicle struck a concrete power pole. But when they arrived at the scene, no one was with the station wagon. “It was the third time we’ve been to a crash at that location involving a power pole,” a senior firefighter said. “The power lines remained suspended in the air.” The crash, which happened at around 6.45pm, affected the city’s hot water signal plant and hot water supply. It was expected to be back to normal by 4pm today. The pole was replaced and 20 electricity customers were without power while that was done.


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Bevan Moore
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18 April 2023
Re power pole McDonald road . . . you only have to observe the traffic at 3.30-4pm and probably about 10-11pm and how they drive . . . after being at work. It is not the road or anything else.

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