Person left in serious condition following crash on highway
Emergency services rushed to the scene of a crash on a Toowoomba highway involving five patients. One person remains in a serious condition. Details here.
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Five patients have been left shaken with one in a serious condition following a crash on a Toowoomba Highway.
The incident which involved a truck and car occurred at 12.42pm on Saturday on the Warrego Highway in Kingsthorpe.
Two patients were transported to Toowoomba Hospital, one of which remains in a serious condition.
The Queensland Ambulance Service confirmed the other patient was in a stable condition.
Three additional people were assessed at the scene for injuries.
More to come.
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