Four people injured in separate crashes

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Emergency services attended two crashes within the Manawatū/Horowhenua district on Wednesday night. (File photo)

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Emergency services attended two crashes within the Manawatū/Horowhenua district on Wednesday night. (File photo)

Emergency services in Manawatū/Horowhenua district responded to two accidents late on Wednesday afternoon.

One person was seriously injured in a single vehicle crash in Foxton.

Emergency services responded to a report a vehicle had hit a power pole on Motuiti Rd around 4.10pm.

Hato Hone St John responded with one ambulance and one rapid response vehicle and transported one patient to Palmerston North Hospital in a serious condition, a spokesperson said.

A police spokesperson said inquiries are ongoing.

Fire and Emergency New Zealand responded with crews from Foxton and Palmerston North. Upon arrival, firefighters had to help get an 80-year-old out of the car, a spokesperson said.

Crews left the scene at 5.15pm.

Emergency services responded to another single vehicle crash on Tangimoana Rd, Ohakea around 5.10pm where it was reported the vehicle hit a tree, a police spokesperson said.

St John responded with one ambulance, one rapid response vehicle and an operations manager.

A spokesperson said three people were taken to Palmerston North Hospital, one in a serious condition and two in a moderate condition.

Fire and Emergency responded with two crews from Bulls to assist police.

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