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One in hospital after Auckland crash involving buses, vehicle

By Press RoomNovember 21, 20251 Min Read
One in hospital after Auckland crash involving buses, vehicle
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One in hospital after Auckland crash involving buses, vehicle

A person is in hospital after a crash involving two buses and another vehicle in Auckland this morning.

Emergency services were called to the incident on Apirana Avenue in Glen Innes just after 9am.

St John said one person was assessed at the scene and taken to Middlemore Hospital in a moderate condition.

Photos from the scene showed a bus being towed away with a smashed windscreen.

A bus is towed away with a smashed windscreen after a crash in Auckland this morning. (Source: 1News)

Fire and Emergency said one crew from St Heliers was at the scene.

“No one is trapped, and we are just assisting the public,” a spokesperson said.

Apirana Avenue was closed between Taniwha Street and Delwyn Lane while crews worked to clear the scene.

“Diversions are in place and motorists are advised to expect delays,” police said.

The morning’s headlines in 90 seconds, including stalking bill passes through parliament, phone ban in class working, and Metallica deliver a Kiwi classic. (Source: Breakfast)

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