Two vehicle crash on Gap Rd, Cedar Pocket
A male in his late teens has been taken to Gympie Hospital after a vehicle crash on Gap Rd.
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A teenager has been taken to hospital after a two vehicle crash on Gap Rd, near Cedar Pocket Rd on Tuesday morning.
Emergency crews rushed to the scene at 6:30am, a QAS spokesperson said.
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The male in his late teens sustained a hand laceration and leg injury. He was taken to Gympie Hospital, they said.
Another person on scene declined assessment.
The crash happened on Gap Rd, about 20km east of Gympie. QAS said the closest intersection was near Cedar Pocket Rd.
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