Two people killed in crash in Melbourne's south-east

Two people killed in crash in Melbourne's south-east

A motorcycle rider and a car driver died at the scene after their vehicles collided, with police investigating the circumstances.

Two people have died in a collision between a motorcycle and a car in Melbourne's south-east.

Emergency services were called to Cranbourne Road in Narre Warren shortly after 6pm yesterday.

Both the motorcycle rider and driver of the car died at the scene.

Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the collision.

Cranbourne Road was closed between Centre and Golf Links roads, with traffic diversions in place.

Police have asked anyone with information or dash cam footage to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

In brief

Two people have died in a collision between a motorcycle and a car in Melbourne's south-east. Emergency services were called to Cranbourne Road in Narre Warren shortly after 6pm yesterday. Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the collision. Cranbourne Road was closed between Centre and Golf Links roads, with traffic diversions in place.

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