Boy hurt, man to be airlifted after Millmerran crash
A MAN will be airlifted and a child has suffered injuries in a single vehicle rollover at Millmerran.
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A MAN will be airlifted and a child has suffered injuries in a single vehicle rollover at Millmerran.
Five people were inside the car when it rolled off Ironbark Dr about 2.45pm.
A Queensland Ambulance spokesman said a man in his 30s suffered a "significant arm injury" and was being prepared to be airlifted to hospital.
A male child with a leg injury is expected to be taken to hospital by road.
Paramedics at the scene assessed the three other occupants of the vehicle who received bruising in the rollover.
Emergency services remain at the scene.
Originally published as Boy hurt, man to be airlifted after Millmerran crash
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