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Fatal crash in west Auckland suburb of Glendene

By 1News Reporters
May 23, 2024

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One person has died following a crash in west Auckland on Wednesday afternoon.

The single-vehicle crash, on Phelps Pl in Glendene, was reported to police just before 3pm.

In a statement, police extended condolences "to their loved ones at this time".

The serious crash unit attended the scene and inquiries were ongoing.

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