Man pulled from Bundaberg pool
A man has been hospitalised after he was pulled from a pool in Bundaberg on Saturday night.
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A man is in a serious condition after he was pulled from a pool at a guest accommodation in Bundaberg on Saturday night.
Paramedics were called out to Bourbong St around 8.30pm, a Queensland Ambulance spokeswoman said.
The man, in his 30s, was in a serious condition after almost drowning in a pool, and paramedics were able to stabilise him, she said.
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He was conscious and breathing when he was taken to Bundaberg Hospital.
It is believed he was pulled out from the pool at one of guest accommodation facilities along Bourbong St, in West Bundaberg.
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