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December 31, 2022
Police no longer believe a fire which damaged two ambulances at the St John station in Cromwell yesterday afternoon was deliberately lit.
Police said in a statement today the fire had been “deemed to be non-suspicious”.
St John Central Otago area operations manager David Baillie earlier said two off-duty ambulances were “heavily damaged” by the fire.
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