Problems in Kaimai
Sunday, 7 August 2011, 2:03 pm
Press Release: New Zealand Police
Location: Lower Kaimais
District: Bay Of
Plenty
Powerlines down, burning
Powerlines are down
on State Highway 29 on the Kaimais near the woolshed and the
Kaimai school. The powerlines are sparking and burning. One
lane is closed as a result and traffic is building
up.
Motorists are advised to avoid the area if
possible.
Kaimai summit
District: Bay Of
Plenty
Tanker broken down
Police advise there is a
tanker broken down at the summit of the Kaimai ranges. It is
not blocking the road anymore but is being worked on which
creates a hazard. There is also fog and heavy rain in the
area. Motorists should take extra
care.
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