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Burnouts and vandalism at Hastings intersection contributed to death of Canadian tourist Helen Poon

4 August 2025
in New Zealand
Burnouts and vandalism at Hastings intersection contributed to death of Canadian tourist Helen Poon
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A friend of Canadian woman Helen Poon, who died in a crash due to damaged road signs and markings at a vandalised intersection, condemned the actions of those responsible for the destruction. Margareta Dovgal emphasized the severe consequences of such reckless behavior, urging individuals to understand the critical importance of maintaining traffic safety infrastructure.

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