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Victim of fatal crash in Marton named - Vimarsana News

Victim of fatal crash in Marton named

12:31, May 25 2021 Maxine Jacobs/Stuff Hanxin Zheng, 36, died when a train struck his road marking truck on May 13. Police have released the name of a man who died after his truck was hit by a train in Rangitīkei. Hanxin Zheng, 36, of Palmerston North, died on May 13 when the truck he was using to paint stop marks at a railway crossing was struck by a train on Saunders Rd in Marton, shortly after 3.30pm. “Our thoughts are with his family and loved ones," a police media spokesperson said. Zheng worked for Road Marking Services on Rangitīkei St in Palmerston North.

Police name victim of fatal crash in Marton - Vimarsana News

Police name victim of fatal crash in Marton

16:10, May 24 2021 Maxine Jacobs/Stuff Hanxin Zheng, 36, died when a train struck his road marking truck on May 13. Police have released the name of a man who died after his truck was hit by a train in Rangitīkei. Hanxin Zheng, 36, of Palmerston North, died on May 13 when the truck he was using to paint stop marks at a railway crossing was struck by a train on Saunders Rd in Marton, shortly after 3.30pm. “Our thoughts are with his family and loved ones," a police media spokesperson said. Zheng worked for Road Marking Services on Rangitīkei St in Palmerston North.

Man was painting 'stop' signals when fatal crash with train occurred - Vimarsana News

Man was painting 'stop' signals when fatal crash with train occurred

The wreckage is gone but a thick spray of white paint, coating rail tracks, a fence and power pole, hint at the velocity and violence of the impact.

Worker painting rail crossing 'stop' signs hit and killed by a train - Vimarsana News

Worker painting rail crossing 'stop' signs hit and killed by a train

The wreckage is gone but a thick spray of white paint, coating rail tracks, a fence and power pole, hint at the velocity and violence of the impact.