Man taken to hospital after rollover on Burnett Hwy at Moffatdale
Emergency crews are directing traffic after a vehicle rollover closed one lane of the Burnett Highway. An injured man has been taken to hospital.
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A man has been taken to Kingaroy Hospital after his car rolled on the Burnett Highway early Tuesday morning.
Emergency crews were called to the incident at Moffatdale just after 8am.
The man reportedly suffered minor injuries and was transported to hospital as a precaution over spinal concerns.
A Queensland Police spokesman said the highway was now down to single lane, and officers remain on scene directing traffic.
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