State Highway 2 Closed Following Crash, Ōpōtiki - Bay Of Plenty

Saturday, 27 July 2024, 2:21 pm
Press Release: New Zealand Police

State Highway 2, Waiotahe is closed between Dunlop Road and Woodlands Road following a crash.

Police were called to the crash, involving two motorcycles, just before 1pm.

Initial indications suggest that there are serious injuries.

The Serious Crash Unit have been notified.

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