Ipswich woman injured in serious Collingwood Park crash dies in Princess Alexandra Hospital
The single-vehicle rollover earlier this month left a woman in her 30s in a critical condition with multiple injuries
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AN Ipswich woman has passed away in hospital almost a month after she was involved in a serious car crash.
Police are still investigating the single-vehicle rollover in Collingwood Park on March 3 which left a woman in her 30s in a critical condition.
She was rushed to the Princess Alexandra Hospital with multiple injuries, including two broken legs, after firefighters freed her from the vehicle.
The woman passed away in the early hours of Tuesday morning.
She had remained in the Brisbane hospital since the accident.
Metro South Health and police confirmed the woman had passed away.
The Forensic Crash Unit is still investigating.
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Originally published as Ipswich woman injured in serious Collingwood Park crash dies in Princess Alexandra Hospital
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