Three incidents in the Gympie region leave four injured
Two crashes and one fall from a roof sent four people to Gympie Hospital on Sunday.
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Two crashes and one fall from a roof sent four people to hospital on Sunday, August 22.
One person was taken to Gympie Hospital in a stable condition after a vehicle and bicycle crash on Karoonda Road at 9.16am.
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Shortly after at 11:26am, a vehicle and motorcycle crash at Imbil on Ray Myers Road and Kandanga Imbil Road left two people injured.
One patient was transported to Gympie Hospital and another airlifted to Sunshine Coast University Hospital, both in stable conditions.
Then, at 2:57pm, a stable patient was taken to Gympie Hospital after reportedly falling 3m from a roof.
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