Teens injured in e-bike crash at Noosa Heads after two car crashes
Multiple emergencies unfolded in the Noosa region overnight with two teens who were riding an e-bike before it crashed among those injured in the tourist hotspot.
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Four people have been taken to the Sunshine Coast University Hospital after multiple emergencies in the Noosa region overnight.
At Noosa Heads, two teens suffered leg injuries after the e-bicycle they were riding crashed into a tree on Claude Batten Drive at 2.34am Saturday.
Earlier, a male in his 30s also suffered minor injuries in a single-vehicle crash on Langura Street at 6.53pm Friday.
Less than an hour beforehand at Noosaville critical care paramedics attended a two-car crash on Eenie Creek Rd about 6.04pm and treated a woman who was suffering chest pain.
All four patients were stable at the time of transfer.
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Originally published as Teens injured in e-bike crash at Noosa Heads after two car crashes
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