A family has been split between two hospitals after caravan rollover south of Cairns
A toddler has been injured in caravan rollover in Far North Queensland, leaving a family split between two hospitals.
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A family of three has been split between two Queensland hospitals after emergency services responded to a caravan rollover south of Forsayth.
The toddler suffered a “significant” arm injury following the rollover on Kidston Road in Lyndhurst and was flown to Townsville University Hospital.
A spokeswoman from Queensland Ambulance Service confirmed the patients were taken to two separate hospitals for treatment on Sunday, November 24.
“QAS were called just after 9.30pm,” she said.
“One adult female patient and a toddler patient were taken by helicopter to Townsville for treatment,” the spokeswoman said.
Additionally one male patient was transported to Cairns Hospital in a stable position.
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