A Riverina home has been left with significant damage after the strap between a car being towed by a truck snapped causing the vehicle to smash into the premises.
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NSW SES crews from Tumut and Gundagai were called to Dalhunty Street shortly before 8pm on Sunday following reports of an incident involving a car and a house.
A spokesperson for NSW SES said it is believed the vehicle crashed into the dwelling after a strap being used to tow it up the driveway snapped.
In a post to Facebook Tumut SES Unit said working hand-in-hand, the units ensured the scene was secure, and the house was made safe for the residents.
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"Our members responded swiftly, putting their training and expertise into action," the post read.
"The safety and well-being of our community is our top priority, and we're grateful to have such dedicated individuals on our team.
"This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of emergency services in our region and the seamless cooperation between units."
A spokesperson for NSW Police confirmed there were no injuries reported.
No further police action is required and it is now an insurance matter, police said.
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