Paramedics called to several crashes overnight

Three people were hospitalised after emergency services crews were called to crashes across the Toowoomba region overnight.

Three people where hospitalised after crashes in our region overnight.

QUEENSLAND Ambulance Service paramedics had a busy night after they were called to several crashes.

They transported a woman to the Ipswich Hospital in a stable condition with a back injury after her vehicle crashed into a tree.

The incident occurred in Laidley Heights near the intersection at Burgess Road and Gatton Laidley Road East at 6.08am on Wednesday.

In an unrelated matter, paramedics treated a man aged in his 40s after a two-vehicle crash in Warwick at 6am.

The man suffered a chest injury in the crash near the intersection of Bracker Road and Warwick Killarney Road.

The man was transported to the Warwick Hospital, in stable condition.

Finally, paramedics transported a patient to the Toowoomba Hospital after a two-vehicle crash on Ladner Street and Wuth Street at 6.39pm.

Originally published as Paramedics called to several crashes overnight