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Bay of Plenty Volunteer Coastguard has 1200 litres of fuel stolen

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Bay of Plenty Volunteer Coastguard has 1200 litres of fuel stolen
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The Waihi Beach Volunteer Coastguard in New Zealand reported the theft of 1,200 litres of fuel, forcing the organization to dip into contingency funds. The group is currently working with police to identify the perpetrators and has expressed concern over the impact on their rescue capabilities.

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The theft directly threatens the operational readiness of a volunteer emergency service, highlighting the risks posed to public safety by criminal activity.

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