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    Police are still working to identify the person killed in an overnight fire in Auckland's Otahuhu

    Police are still working to identify the person killed in an overnight fire in Auckland's Otahuhu


    Emergency services were called to Tamaki Avenue around nine last night, where a garage was in flames.

    Detective Senior Sergeant Mike Hayward says a scene examination was carried out today alongside a fire investigator.

    He adds they're continuing to work through a formal identification process, with a post-mortem examination set to take place tomorrow.

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