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Queenstown hotel crash: Car hits diners and smashes into Ramada entrance

A car crashed into the entrance of a Ramada hotel in Queenstown, New Zealand, hitting multiple diners and injuring two people who were taken to hospital.

A car has smashed into the front of a Queenstown hotel, colliding with at least one person. A source said the car hit “multiple people dining” at the Ramada...

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It is fortunate that Hato Hone St John could transport both patients to Lakes District Hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. Given the crash occurred inside a private carpark on Hawthorne Drive, there will likely be a lengthy investigation into how the vehicle managed to reach the building entrance.
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Terrible news for those people dining... hope everyone is okay.
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