Police attend truck collision on Waterloo Road, Hornby
Thursday, 19 October 2017, 11:14 am
Press Release: New Zealand Police
Christchurch Police attend truck collision on Waterloo Road,
Hornby
Christchurch Police are attending an incident
on Waterloo Road, Hornby where a truck has gone through two
fences, damaging a house.
There are no injuries but the
driver and an occupant of the house are shaken.
Traffic
is moving through but motorists should avoid the area where
possible.
The Serious Crash Unit is attending.
Anyone
who witnessed the incident amd has not yet spoken to Police,
is asked to contact Christchurch Central Police Station on
03 363 7400.
ENDS
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