Major road reopens after truck hits power pole at Booral
A major road has reopened on the Fraser Coast after a truck hit a pole and brought down powerlines.
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A major Fraser Coast road has now reopened after a crash brought down powerlines on Friday.
The crash happened on Booral Rd near the intersection with Janine St when a truck crashed into a power pole about 10.20am.
A spokeswoman from the Queensland Police Service said the road had been closed as crews worked at the scene.
It has since reopened.
Emergency services were also kept busy after a crash on Boundary St and Maree St in Torquay about 11.25pm.
A Queensland Ambulance Service spokesman said four people were being assessed after the three-vehicle crash.
Two people were taken to Hervey Bay Hospital in a stable condition.
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