Delays after crash at Logan Rd, Underwood Rd intersection
Motorists have been told to expect delays after a two-car crash at a busy intersection in Brisbane’s south.
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A two-vehicle crash in Brisbane’s south has caused delays for motorists.
Emergency crews were called to the crash at the intersection of Logan and Underwood roads about 11.15.
A female teenager is being treated with a non-life threatening hand injury, a male in his 40s sustained a minor facial injury, and a third patient was being assessed for chest pain.
A QAS spokesman could not confirm if patients would be taken to hospital.
The Queensland Fire Department cleaned up a minor fluid spill caused by the accident.
Originally published as Delays after crash at Logan Rd, Underwood Rd intersection
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