Two patients hospitalised after single-vehicle rollover in Hervey Bay
A teen and man in his 50s have been involved in a crash where a car ended up on its roof on the Fraser Coast.
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Two patients have been hospitalised after a single vehicle rollover in Hervey Bay on Saturday.
Paramedics were called to the scene at 1.23pm, after the car rolled off the road at the intersection of Booral and River Heads Roads at Booral.
The car ended up on its roof, however no one was trapped inside.
A man reported in his 50s and a male teenager were assessed at the scene and have been transported to Hervey Bay Hospital in stable condition.
The road is reportedly clear and no lanes had been closed.
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