Emergency services attend to crash involving seven people
Crews from QAS and QPS were called to the three-vehicle crash.
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Emergency services have arrived on the scene of a crash in Toowoomba.
Crews from QAS and QPS attended to a three-vehicle crash involving seven people.
The incident occurred about midday on Saturday on the intersection of Ruthven and Stenner Sts in Kearneys Spring.
Of the seven patients one male in his 80s was transported to St Vincents Hospital in a stable condition with a possible spinal injury.
While a male aged in his 20s sustained minor injuries and a female in her 20s reported leg and abdominal pain.
A female aged in her 30s and three children sustained no injuries.
It’s been a busy weekend on the roads for emergency services after a two-vehicle crash occurred
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