Three people hospitalised after Toowoomba CBD crash
A three-vehicle crash in the heart of the Toowoomba CBD stalled traffic while paramedics treated a trio of injured motorists.
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Paramedics have transported three people to the Toowoomba Hospital after they were injured in a crash near the corner of Ruthven St and Margaret St.
Emergency services were called to the incident about 10.15am on Tuesday.
A Queensland Ambulance Service spokeswoman said all three motorists were out of their vehicle when the paramedics arrived but had suffered minor injuries.
The crash cut the southbound traffic along Ruthven St as the emergency services treated the injured motorists and cleared the damaged vehicles.
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