Three people rushed to hospital after midnight quad bike rollover
Three people have been transported to Bundaberg hospital overnight after their quad bike rolled on a private property.
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Three people have been transported to Bundaberg Hospital overnight after their quad bike rolled on a private property.
Queensland Ambulance Service responded to a private property around midnight on Saturday evening after reports of a quad bike rollover at a private residence in Sharon.
Three patients, one with a shoulder injury, one with a head injury and a third with a hip injury were all transported in stable conditions to Bundaberg Hospital.
The incident comes after Emergency services and a rescue helicopter had to save a group of people in their 20s overnight after their tinnie collided with rocks, throwing them all into the water.
Originally published as Three people rushed to hospital after midnight quad bike rollover
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