Dalby woman taken to hospital after being hit by car
A woman in her 60s has been taken to hospital after being hit by a car in Dalby at early hours Friday morning. Full details.
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A pedestrian who was hit by a vehicle early Friday morning was taken to hospital following the incident.
Queensland Ambulance Service said the 67-year-old woman was transported to Dalby Hospital in a stable condition after she was “clipped” by a car on Alice St at 5:40am.
The QAS spokesman said the woman reported to the hospital with head injuries.
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