Man fighting for life after being struck by car in Bundaberg South
A man has been rushed to hospital after he was struck by a car near Bundaberg on Saturday night.
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A man is fighting for life after being hit by a car in South Bundaberg on Saturday night.
Queensland Ambulance Service paramedics were called to the scene on the corner of Burnett and Targo St at 6.26pm, where a man in his 40s suffered significant injuries to his head, as well as neck and chest injuries.
A spokeswoman for Queensland Police said the man was riding his bike and was struck by a car in a head-on collision.
He has since been transported to Bundaberg Hospital in a potentially life-threatening condition, and remains in a serious condition.
No charges have been laid. but investigations continue.
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