Boy seriously injured in e scooter and vehicle crash in Cannonvale
A teen boy riding an e-scooter in Cannonvale has suffered series injuries with a helicopter on scene.
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A teenage boy has suffered serious leg injuries following a crash in Cannonvale.
It is believed the boy was riding an e-scooter on Valley Drive, Cannonvale when the crash with another vehicle occurred.
Emergency services were called to the scene around 9.40am where they assessed the boy to be in a stable condition.
A rescue helicopter has been called to the scene.
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Originally published as Boy seriously injured in e scooter and vehicle crash in Cannonvale
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