LifeFlight takes man to hospital following farming accident
A man has been taken to hospital after suffering a significant injury in a farming accident north-west of Toowoomba.
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A man has been flown to hospital, after he suffered a significant head injury at a property north-west of Toowoomba.
It’s believed he was hit on the head by a gate at a cattle feedlot on Wednesday morning, when the animals were released.
The Toowoomba RACQ LifeFlight Rescue helicopter was sent to the scene shortly after noon, where the pilot was able to land the aircraft nearby.
The aeromedical team worked alongside paramedics from the Queensland Ambulance Service to stabilise the man, aged in his fifties, for his flight to hospital.
He was transported in a stable condition to Toowoomba Hospital.
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