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Two dead, three injured in two-vehicle Northland crash

April 2, 2022
A file image of a police car at the scene of a crash.

A file image of a police car at the scene of a crash. (Source: 1News)

Two people have died and three others have been injured in a two-vehicle crash near Kaeo in Northland on Saturday.

Police say State Highway 10 is closed near the township after the crash just south of the Kaeo Bridge at 12.20pm.

Two people died and three are seriously injured, police say,

Two helicopters attended as well as St John.

The transport agency says SH10 is closed between Whangaroa Rd and Matauri Bay Rd.

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