Woman airlifted after Kumbia horse fall
A woman has been airlifted to Princess Alexandra Hospital after falling from a horse at Kumbia.
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A woman has been airlifted to Princess Alexandra Hospital in Brisbane with injuries to her face and limbs after falling from a horse at Kumbia in the South Burnett.
Paramedics arrived at the incident on the Bunya highway around 12.56pm Wednesday.
A Queensland Ambulance spokesperson said the woman was airlifted to hospital in a stable condition.
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