Person injured after concrete mixer crashes into house in Auckland
One person is reportedly injured after a concrete mixer flipped into a house in the Auckland suburb of Remuera this morning.
Emergency services were called to the scene on Rangitoto Avenue just after 9am Monday.
A Fire and Emergency (FENZ) spokesperson said two appliances were sent to assist ambulance officers.
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