Emergency crews at serious crash on Edwards St, Sunshine Beach
A serious crash has caused a traffic diversion on the Sunshine Coast with police investigators believed to have been called.
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Emergency crews have rushed to a serious crash in Sunshine Beach and motorists are warned of diversions in place on a busy road.
The crash was reported about 6.50pm today, February 28, on Edwards St.
A Queensland Police Service spokesman said it was a single-vehicle crash and an initial investigation showed the car had crashed into parked cars.
He said paramedics were with three people.
Police have since placed a diversion for traffic heading north along Edwards St and David Low Way towards Noosa Heads.
Delays are expected in the area.
A Queensland Fire Department spokesman said one fire crew was called and no one was trapped.
He said firefighters were assisting police.
It is believed the Sunshine Coast Police forensic crash unit is at the site to begin an investigation.
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