Woman, toddlers injured in serious crash outside Bundaberg
A rollover near Bundaberg involving two women and two toddlers has left one of the women trapped and with spinal injuries, and another with head injuries.
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Two women and two toddlers were rushed to Bundaberg Hospital on Monday afternoon after their car crashed and rolled outside the Burnett Youth Learning Centre, leaving one person trapped.
Multiple emergency crews were called to the scene of the crash on Goodwood Rd, at Elliott, shortly after midday.
A Queensland Fire Department spokesman said fireys were forced to cut one of the women free from the wreckage.
A Queensland Ambulance Service spokeswoman said one of the women, aged in her 20s, suffered a significant leg injury and spinal injury in the crash.
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A second woman of an unknown age suffered head injuries.
One of the toddlers, both girls, suffered abdominal and facial injuries, and the other suffered minor injuries.
One lane of Goodwood Road has been blocked to traffic as emergency crews work to clear the scene.
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