Woman taken to hospital after Bundaberg crash
One woman was taken to hospital and two others were treated for shock following a two-car crash in Bundaberg.
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A woman has been rushed to hospital after a crash on a busy road in Bundaberg Friday afternoon.
Emergency services responded to calls of a two-vehicle crash on Thabeban St in Avenell Heights about midday.
A Queensland police spokesman said paramedics treated the woman at the scene for minor injuries.
Two other patients were treated for shock.
A Queensland Ambulance Service spokesman said one woman was taken to Bundaberg Hospital in a stable condition.
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