One person injured after crash on Bowen and Quintin streets in Roma
Traffic was brought to a standstill after a two-car crash at a notorious Roma intersection. SEE THE PHOTOS.
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Paramedics have taken one person to hospital after a crash at a notorious intersection in Roma.
A Queensland Ambulance Service spokeswoman said one person was taken to Roma Hospital in a stable condition after the crash.
A Queensland Police spokesman said the two-vehicle prang happened about 10.10am, on the intersection of Bowen and Quintin streets in Roma.
The spokesman said the intersection was blocked after the crash, but was cleared about 11am.
A Queensland Fire and Emergency Services spokeswoman said there was one crew on scene at 10.20am, but not assistance was required beyond clearing a small oil leak on the road, which was under control quickly.
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