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State Highway 29 reopens: Truck carrying chlorine breaks down in Lower Kaimai

Maryana Garcia
Maryana Garcia
Multimedia Journalist·Waikato Herald·
3 Apr, 2025 10:15 PMQuick Read

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State Highway 29 has reopened following a truck breakdown on the Lower Kaimai.

Emergency services were called to an “incident involving a chemical” about 9.55am, a Fire and Emergency New Zealand spokesperson said.

Earlier, a police spokesperson told the Waikato Herald a truck had broken down on the Kaimai Range.

“The truck is understood to contain chlorine, which is reacting due to the inclement weather.”

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SH29 was closed between Valley View Rd and Soldiers Rd but has since reopened.

NZTA earlier said: “A truck carrying a hazardous substance understood to be chlorine, has been forced to stop for safety reasons.”

Maryana Garcia is a Hamilton-based reporter covering breaking news in Waikato. She previously wrote for the Rotorua Daily Post and Bay of Plenty Times.

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