NZ presstitute far less genetically diverse than even the “thick blue line”

Karaka Rd crash kills two Chinese nationals leaves a third fighting for his life

The Chinese visitors did NOT cause the Karaka Road’s fatal crash!

Police said:

Monday, 13 April 2015 – 2:53pm – Counties Manukau

The investigation into a crash which killed two women in Karaka on Saturday morning is continuing.

Police can name the two women as Na Huan, aged 22, and Zhuangya Xu, 23 both of China.

The women were travelling in a yellow Toyota Altezza with one other person who remains in hospital in a critical condition.

The other vehicle, a white Toyota Altezza, was travelling in the opposite direction on Karaka Road.  At this stage of the investigation it appears that this vehicle crossed the centre line.  The driver of this vehicle remains in hospital with serious injuries.

Everyone involved in the two car crash was wearing seatbelts.
http://www.police.govt.nz/news/release/investigation-karaka-rd-crash-continues

New Zealand presstitute said:

Two dead; two seriously injured

The carnage continued early Saturday when two women died on State Highway 22 near Karaka. That crash also left two people fighting for their lives.

Firefighters used hydraulic cutting gear to remove the roofs of both vehicles to reach the dead women and the injured men.

Police said three Chinese nationals were in one car and had only recently arrived in New Zealand.

Ministry of Transport figures show to the end of February, 55 people had died on New Zealand roads – 14 more than the same time last year.

A 2014 ministry report on overseas drivers also shows the percentage of crashes involving overseas licenceholders has almost doubled over the last two decades.
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=11431313

[Note: Genetic diversity is a major driver of intelligence among catarrhines (higher primates), whereas inborn genetic brain disorders, which affect the development and function of the brain, are more prone to occur when diversity is less prevalent.]

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• Two more Chinese nationals killed in NZ, third fighting for his life Posted by te2ataria on April 12, 2015

 

Two more crash victims named, one an Indian student

Indian Student killed in Kerepehi crash named

The 20-year-old student who was killed on State Highway 2 in Kerepehi on Friday morning has been named as Dilbag Singh Sekhon.

Police said the Indian student’s car and a truck collided.  The victim was studying in Katikati,

Victim of fatal crash near St Andrews named

Monday, 13 April 2015 – 4:41pm – Canterbury

Canterbury Police are now able to name the victim of the fatal crash near St Andrews that is reported to have occurred shortly after 2.45pm last Friday (10 April 2015). She was four year old Cloey Mikayla Faber-Thomas from Auckland. [The family probably from the U.S. ?]

The victim was a rear seat passenger in a north-bound Nissan Tida with her parents and sibling at the time of the crash.  They are being treated in Christchurch Hospital and have asked that no update on their condition be made at this time, police insist.

Witnesses report that the Nissan Tida crossed the centre line as it exited a bend south of St Andrews.
http://www.police.govt.nz/news/release/victim-fatal-crash-near-st-andrews-named