Cow causes highway crash
A person has been taken to Dalby Hospital with injuries after hitting a stray cow on the Warrego Highway in Dalby, early Saturday evening.
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A PERSON has been taken to Dalby Hospital with injuries after hitting a stray cow on the Warrego Highway in Dalby early Saturday evening.
Two vehicles were involved in the crash around 6.45pm, after a cow that had wandered onto the middle of the highway was hit.
One person was taken to hospital via ambulance after being injured from an air-bag deploying.
Queensland Fire and Emergency Services removed the cow and a truck leaking diesel from the scene.
A witness said there were about 10 people on the scene, with one woman seen crying near the cow.
Originally published as Cow causes highway crash
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