Vehicle into tree on Apis Creek Road, Mount Gardiner
RACQ Capricorn Rescue and Queensland Ambulance Service responded to a vehicle into a tree on a rural road at 11.30pm on Saturday night.
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Multiple road and air emergency services attended the scene of a motor vehicle into a tree at Mount Gardiner, north west of Rockhampton.
Paramedics were called to Apis Creek Road at 11.30pm on Saturday night.
It is believed the vehicle exited the road and rolled several times before it hit a tree.
Two female patients in their 20s were treated on scene for lacerations, head, neck and arm injuries and suspected spinal injuries.
RACQ Capricorn Rescue attended and the patients were taken to Rockhampton hospital via ambulance in stable conditions for further scans and treatment.
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Originally published as Vehicle into tree on Apis Creek Road, Mount Gardiner
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