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An injured person is taken off a rescue helicopter at Dunedin Hospital.
A tour bus company involved in a crash that caused a girl to lose both her hands and a woman to lose her arm has gone into liquidation, owing more than $1 million.
Awing Travel NZ, a Christchurch-based company that provided transport to inbound international tourists, was placed into liquidation voluntarily on August 31.
The bus and trailer tipped on to its side and skidded for about 40m after driver Liang Fang lost control on a downhill bend about 10km from central Queenstown on January 21.
Twenty-three people, including Fang, were on board. St John staff treated 20 for injuries. Two of the passengers, the girl who lost both hands and …
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