Man fighting for life after he was hit by vehicle at O’Keefe St, Woolloongabba
A man is fighting for life after he was struck by a vehicle at a busy Brisbane intersection just after midday.
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A man is fighting for life after he was struck by a vehicle at a busy Brisbane intersection just after midday.
Emergency services were called to a reported vehicle and pedestrian collision at O’Keefe St, near the intersection of Wolseley St, Woolloongabba at 12.08pm.
According to the Queensland Ambulance Service, the pedestrian, a man in his 70s, was taken to the nearby Princess Alexandra Hospital in a life-threatening condition.
Another person was taken to hospital with emotional distress.
Diversions are in place and the Forensic Crash Unit is on scene.
Originally published as Man fighting for life after he was hit by vehicle at O’Keefe St, Woolloongabba
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