Two injured in crash just off Bruce Highway, near Proserpine
A man and woman sustained injuries after a vehicle went off the Bruce Highway and into a water-filled gully.
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Paramedics rushed to an area of the Bruce Highway after receiving reports of a car driving into a water filled gully.
Queensland Ambulance service said just after 6pm last night, November 13, a male and female in their 20s were injured after their car went into a gully at Kelsey Creek, near the Bruce Highway.
They were transported to Proserpine Hospital with minor injuries in a stable condition.
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Originally published as Two injured in crash just off Bruce Highway, near Proserpine
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