
Boy, 10, killed by crocodile while playing in river with his friends in Indonesia
A schoolboy was killed by a crocodile while playing in a river in Indonesia. Video / Video Elephant
A schoolboy was killed by a crocodile while playing in a river in Indonesia. Video / Video Elephant
The crash happened during what the union called the 'dangerous hours' for drivers.
A person with moderate injuries was taken to Whanganui Hospital.
The staff member is in hospital, while four students are recovering at home.
Seventeen people have been injured in three crashes across the region over the weekend.
Up to five pedestrians are understood to be injured following an incident on Auckland's Symonds St. Video / Supplied
Four ambulances and four helicopters were sent to the scene.
The crash occurred shortly before midnight.
The state highway was closed for several hours after the crash.
The women clutched each other as the freight train edged closer.
The incident was caught on CCTV outside an Auckland central apartment block.
The fatal accident occurred on Main North Rd near Ohanga Rd.
The accident is the second time a person has been hit by a train in the past week.
One person was airlifted in a serious condition.
The victim's flatmate describes how he spoke to him only a few hours earlier.
A man was killed after the car crashed into him on a busy city street.
The man died after a car allegedly fleeing police crashed into him on a busy city street.
The man suffered third-degree burns to his penis, groin and inner thighs in the incident.
A local woman said she had pulled five toddlers off the same stretch of train tracks.
Emergency services responded to the incident around 10am.
He overtook the truck using a passing lane before it sped up, he claims.
Police and WorkSafe are making inquiries following the incident.
He was initially charged with attempted murder following his partner's gruesome injuries.
Police said the young female died at the scene despite receiving medical attention.
The defendant's recorded statements changed after police made two major revelations.
Two others were taken to Tauranga Hospital with moderate injuries.
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