Paramedics called to many incidents across Rockhampton region

From a frightening fall through a glass window to multiple crashes and a fire, details on a string of serious emergency callouts in the Rockhampton region overnight can be revealed.

Emergency crews responded to a number of incidents across the Rockhampton region on Saturday night. Picture: Mary-Ann Shapcott

Two crashes, a shed fire and a frightening fall were among the emergency callouts across the Rockhampton region overnight.

The flurry of emergencies began about 8.59pm when paramedics were called to a single-vehicle rollover on Hume Rd at Kabra.

A woman in her 30s was taken to Rockhampton Hospital in a stable condition with leg injuries.

Then, at 10.53pm crews were called to a single-vehicle crash on Eton St in West Rockhampton.

A woman in her 40s was taken to Rockhampton Hospital in a stable condition with a head injury.

At 12.55am paramedics were called to an incident at a private address in Berserker where a person sustained serious injuries to their shoulder and torso.

Police were initially called due to the nature of the injuries but a spokesman for Queensland Police Service explained on Sunday the patient had fallen through a window and officers were taking no further action.

The patient was taken to Rockhampton Hospital in a serious condition.

At 5.29am on Sunday paramedics were on standby at a shed fire on Alexandra St in Park Avenue.

No patients were reported at the incident.

Originally published as Paramedics called to many incidents across Rockhampton region