Emergency services respond to cattle truck rollover at Kogan
Motorist can expect lengthy delays after a road train rolled west of Dalby.
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Multiple police, paramedics and firefighters were deployed after a cattle truck rolled at Kogan.
According to a Queensland Fire and Emergency Services spokesman, the road train’s rear trailer rolled near the intersection of Dalby Kogan Rd and Grahams Rd about 12.30pm on Wednesday.
The driver was injured and several cattle were hurt. The cattle unfortunately had to be euthanised at the scene.
Firefighters helped to free the remaining cattle while a heavy haulage contractor was called in to right the trailer.
Traffic diversions are expected to remain in place for several hours.
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