Two women injured after car rolls on Capricorn Highway near Emerald
Two women were taken to hospital after a single-vehicle rollover on a major highway in Central Queensland.
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Two women were taken to hospital in the early hours of Saturday after a car rolled west of Emerald.
Emergency crews were called to the crash on the Capricorn Highway at Willows about 3.36am.
A Queensland Ambulance Service spokeswoman said one of the women suffered back and rib pain while the other had a neck injury.
Both women, aged in their 50s and 20s, were taken to Emerald Hospital in stable conditions.
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Originally published as Two women injured after car rolls on Capricorn Highway near Emerald
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