Record-breaking, three work-related fatalities in six days

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Will work-related fatalities in New Zealand ever catch up with the road toll?

Fatal workplace incident in Penrose, Auckland
A person was killed in a workplace incident at an industrial site on Neilson St, Penrose. “Police were notified shortly before 12.30pm to an incident involving a fork-hoist. The deceased is a male.
http://www.police.govt.nz/news/release/fatal-workplace-incident-penrose

[Korean?] woman killed fatal workplace accident in Rolleston [June 12]
The [Korean?] woman killed in a workplace accident in Rolleston on Monday 12 June was Kamila Mun, aged in her early 50s, police said. http://www.police.govt.nz/news/release/name-release-following-fatal-workplace-accident-rolleston

Man critically injured in workplace accident in Golflands
Thursday, 15 June 2017 – 1:04pm – Counties Manukau –
A male has received critical injuries in Golfland Drive, Golflands and has been taken to Middlemore Hospital after being trapped between a rubbish truck and a tree. “Work-un-safe” New Zealand have been advised, police said.
http://www.police.govt.nz/news/release/workplace-accident-golflands

Police Road Fatality Reports [Extreme Censorship is in Effect]

• No road fatality report allowed by police today, Thursday, as of posting, despite at least FOUR serious crashes reported locally.
• Wednesday’s Update: A fatal  vehicle crash occurred shortly after 8pm on SH26 Paeroa Kopu Road, police said.
• Tuesday Update: Person killed overnight in car fire. (See above.)
• Sunday’s Update: 
  • Nigel Sammons, the 33-year-old man who was found dead on Black Street, Wairoa (Hawke’s Bay), around 5am on Sunday may have been hit by a vehicle, police said.
• Saturday’s Update:
  • A man was killed after his car crashed into a roadside embankment near Taupō Saturday night, just before 11.30pm.
• Friday’s Update:
  • Pedestrian hit on Tuesday, died Friday June 9.
  •  Fatal crash into a paddock in Himatangi Beach, Manawatu (see below for details.)
• Based on insider information, statistical models and local news, We believe about 900 people were killed and 8,000 others seriously/critically injured on NZ suicide roads in 2016; however, only 328 fatalities were reported last year.
• To protect the tourist industry and massive foreign investment, about two out of every three road fatalities go unreported, or the dead are statistically resurrected by NZ government.
• 32 Foreigners killed in New Zealand in 32 days [Posted on January 25, 2017]
• Police told to keep their mouths shut about overseas licence holders
• Don’t reveal crash driver’s ethnicity, police told.

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Body Found in Lake

Vehicle and body recovered in Lake Arapuni, Waikato
As part of the search for missing Arohena woman Kim Richmond, Waikato Police have today recovered a vehicle from Lake Arapuni, Waikato.  The vehicle recovered is the 2014 silver Ford Ranger that Ms Richmond was believed to be driving prior to her disappearance on 31 July 2016. Police have confirmed there is a body in the vehicle, however formal identification is still to be completed.  http://www.police.govt.nz/news/release/vehicle-recovered-search-missing-aorhena-woman-kim-richmond

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Pack rape, Rape, “Sexnapping”, Abduction…

Woman forced into car
“At approximately 7:10am on Tuesday 12 June, 2017 a silver Ford Falcon, registration HNQ156 pulled into a bus stop on Broadway in Newmarket (near the intersection of Broadway and Manukau Road). Several members of the public witnessed a man forcing a woman into the car. It then drove away towards Manukau Road and it is unknown where it went from there.”
http://www.police.govt.nz/news/release/police-appeal-public%E2%80%99s-help-after-woman-forced-car

Worsening Racism in Apartheid New Zealand 

New Zealanders ‘suffering in silence’ from racism
Racism is getting [much] worse in New Zealand but most of the victims suffer in silence, says Race Relations Commissioner Susan Devoy. http://www.radionz.co.nz/news/national/333077/new-zealanders-suffering-in-silence-from-racism