Kia ora.

 

Police Ministerial Services are now on leave, with staff returning to the
office on 8 January 2025. If it is an emergency please call 111. Otherwise
we will respond on our return.

Have a relaxing and safe Christmas break.

 

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Kia Orana,

 

We have received your request:

 

“(Explosives incident in Waikato)

**Response due with Min Services no later than 4 February 2025 (refer
worklog).

Dear New Zealand Police,

As per this article -

[1]https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/waikato-ma...

the police deactivated an explosive device in the Waikato. For this
incident, the article says the radius of the blast would been felt between
1-2km's away from the epicentre. Can you please provide all communications
and policies that lead to the decision to only evacuate a 100m radius (as
reported in the article).

Yours faithfully,

Hemant”

 

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Kind Regards,

Jesika MATAMUA
Constable Waikato OIA
JMH460

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