Two vehicles collide in Rockhampton CBD
Two people were checked by paramedics after a crash on a Rockhampton CBD street corner.
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Two cars collided on the corner of William and Kent streets in the Rockhampton CBD on Wednesday evening.
Paramedics assessed two people following the accident, which occurred about 6.30pm on June 25.
Both patients declined transport to hospital.
A Queensland Fire Department spokeswoman said one fire crew attended.
She said everyone from both of the vehicles involved in the accident were out of the cars when the crew arrived.
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