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One person dead, another seriously injured after Waikato crash

January 25, 2020
A New Zealand Police vehicle with a road block in place (file image).

A New Zealand Police vehicle with a road block in place (file image). (Source: 1 NEWS)

One person has died and another person is seriously injured after a crash involving two cars near Cambridge this morning.

Police said in a statement they were called to the crash on  State Highway 1 (Tirau Road), near the intersection of Hydro Road, near Cambridge, about 6.20 this morning.

The road is closed and diversions are in place.

Police asked motorists to avoid the area if possible and expect delays.

The Serious Crash Unit is at the scene.

New ZealandAccidentsHamilton and Waikato

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