"Serious crash, South Dunedin "
Police are currently working at the scene of a serious crash on King Edward Street, South Dunedin.
Emergency services were called to the scene about 4.35pm.
One person was transported to hospital in a critical condition.
King Edward Street is closed between Bay View Road and Melbourne Street, with diversions in place.
The road is expected to be closed for some time.
The Serious Crash Unit is in attendance.
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