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    By MAX ALDRED FOR DAILY MAIL AUSTRALIA

    Published: 23:56 EST, 16 January 2025 | Updated: 00:09 EST, 17 January 2025

    Two people have been crushed after a massive tree fell in Hyde Park in Sydney‘s CBD. 

    Emergency services raced to the scene about 3.05pm on Friday, where a tree can be seen fallen over the footpath and road at the Elizabeth Street side of the park. 

    Police officers found two injured women, aged 35 and 66-years-old. 

    Paramedics rushed one of the women to St Vincent’s Hospital with minor injuries.

    The other woman received treatment at the scene before she was taken to the hospital as well. 

    ‘SES are in attendance and are working to remove the tree from the roadway,’ a spokeswoman for NSW Police said.

    ‘Southbound lanes on Elizabeth Street are affected and localised diversions are in place.’

    ‘The community is urged to monitor Live Traffic for updates.’

    Two people crushed in Hyde Park, Sydney after tree falls

    Emergency services have rushed to the Elizabeth Street side of Hyde Park in Sydney after a tree fell on two women

    Paramedics rushed onewoman to a nearby hospital and are treating the other at the scene

    Paramedics rushed onewoman to a nearby hospital and are treating the other at the scene

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