Man rushed to Warwick Hospital after crash near Morgan Park
Several emergency services crews were called to the scene of a two-vehicle crash near Morgan Park.
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A man was taken to Warwick Hospital after a two-vehicle crash near Morgan Park.
Emergency services were called to the scene at the intersection of Bracker and Warwick Killarney roads at 6am on Wednesday.
A Queensland Ambulance Services spokeswoman said a man in his 40s was in a stable condition with chest pain.
A police spokesman said the crash was a rear-end collision and the man’s injuries resulted from the deployment of airbags.
He was unable to confirm details of the other passengers involved.
Originally published as Man rushed to Warwick Hospital after crash near Morgan Park
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