Two men taken to hospital in serious conditions after fight on Vulture Street East
Two men – one in his 60s, the second in his 40s – are in hospital with serious stab wounds after a brutal fight in East Brisbane overnight.
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Two men were rushed to hospital after a brutal stabbing in East Brisbane overnight.
The men, who were known to each other, got in a fight on Vulture Street East at 2.08am on Monday.
A man in his 60s suffered head injuries, while a man in his 40s suffered stab wounds to the chest.
Paramedics took them both to Princess Alexandra Hospital in serious conditions.
Police are investigating, but no complaints have been made and no charges have been laid.
Originally published as Two men taken to hospital in serious conditions after fight on Vulture Street East
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