The 31-year-old Frenchville man remains in a critical condition in Rockhampton Hospital
A Frenchville man remains in a critical condition in Rockhampton Hospital more than two weeks after a head-on collision on the Bruce Highway. Police investigations into the crash are continuing.
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A Frenchville man remains in a critical condition in Rockhampton Hospital more than two weeks after a head-on collision on the Bruce Highway.
The 31-year-old was injured in the crash at Bajool, 35 kilometres south of Rockhampton, about 1.30pm on December 21.
The man had to be freed from his dual cab utility and was airlifted to Rockhampton Hospital.
The driver of the other vehicle - a 38-year-old man from Andergrove in Mackay - was not physically injured in the crash.
Police investigators issued an appeal for witnesses and dashcam vision of the accident.
A Queensland Police spokeswoman said on Tuesday that investigations were continuing.
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