Woman trapped after rolling her car in Bucca
Emergency services rushed to the scene after reports the woman rolled her car several times.
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A woman has been trapped in her vehicle after a crash near Bundaberg.
Emergency services rushed to the scene in Bucca after reports of a single-vehicle rollover at 1.05pm.
Initial reports indicate the female driver was “distressed” after being trapped in the vehicle and unable to free herself via the front door.
Three ambulance units were called to the scene and arrived at 1:44pm.
It is understood the woman escaped with minor injures.
More to come.
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