One hurt in crash on Mary Valley Rd at Lagoon Pocket
Paramedics have been called south of the city after a vehicle crashed on one of the region’s arterial roads.
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One person has been taken to hospital with chest pain following a single vehicle crash on the outskirts of Gympie Wednesday afternoon.
Paramedics were called the Mary Valley Rd at Lagoon Pocket, near the turn off to Calico Creek Rd, after the car veered off the road just before 4.40pm.
A QAS spokesman said the patient was taken to Gympie Hospital in a stable condition.
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Originally published as One hurt in crash on Mary Valley Rd at Lagoon Pocket
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