Two adults assessed after two-vehicle Gympie crash
Police, fire and ambulance services all attended a two-vehicle crash on the Normanby Bridge in Gympie
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All three emergency services responded to a crash involving two cars on the Normanby Bridge Overpass late Thursday afternoon.
Queensland Ambulance Service said a man in his 30s and a woman in her 40s were uninjured but were both assessed by paramedics after they responded to the call at 5:42pm.
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The crash occurred on Hughes Terrace and Crawford St and both patients declined transport to hospital.
Queensland Police Service also attended at 5:35pm and said the road started to open back up at 6:20pm.
Queensland Fire and Emergency also attended and assisted the tow truck in loading the cars.
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