Passenger taken to hospital after crash on Warrego Hwy
ONE person has been taken to hospital following a two-vehicle crash on the Warrego Highway.
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ONE person has been taken to hospital following a two-vehicle crash on the Warrego Highway.
Police said the collision was reported on the Ipswich-bound lanes outside Sprengers Produce at Haigslea, about 6.50am.
One of the passengers was taken to Ipswich Hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
Investigations into the cause of the accident are under way and police have gone to the hospital to speak with the injured person.
Originally published as Passenger taken to hospital after crash on Warrego Hwy
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