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Locals involved in fatal crash Ashburton College is rallying around its students and wider school community following a fatal accident in Christchurch late on Wednesday night in which a number of pupils from the school were involved. A 17-year-old female, who the Guardian has chosen not to name out of respect, was killed in the crash on Summit Road, near the Victoria Park car park and the Dyers Pass Road intersection on Christchurch’s Port Hills around 11pm, while it is understood another three teenagers suffered critical, seri-
ous and moderate injuries. The Guardian understands that the deceased and those involved in the crash were all teenagers with connections to Ashburton College and the school’s principal, Ross Preece said that while wanting to respect the privacy of those involved, he and his staff were putting all the support structures in place they could. “We are respecting the privacy of the whanau involved in this tragic situation first and foremost,” Preece told the Guardian yesterday afternoon.
“But obviously, we are also supporting our students and a wider group of people who are directly involved too.” Preece elected not to confirm what plans they had put in place at this stage while information was still coming to hand but the situation was expected to develop over the course of the week.
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