Person hospitalised after single-vehicle crash in Chinchilla
A person has been taken to hospital after a crash in a regional Queensland town.
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A person has been taken to hospital after a single-vehicle traffic crash in Chinchilla in the early hours of Friday morning.
Emergency services responded to the incident on Auburn Rd and the Warrego Highway at 2.12am on Friday.
A single patient was transported to Chinchilla Hospital in a stable condition after the incident.
A Queensland Police spokeswoman said the patient was reported as an adult male, but that had not been confirmed.
A Queensland Fire services spokeswoman said two fire crews arrived at 2.20am, and crews were on scene until 3am.
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Originally published as Person hospitalised after single-vehicle crash in Chinchilla
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