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Crews are at the scene of a car rollover with one person trapped inside in North Haven.
Fire and police officials are at the scene of the crash on Route 22 and Old Clintonville Road. Download our mobile app for iOS or Android to get alerts for local breaking news and weather.
Officials said the crash involves a utility pole, which they say could lead to a loss of power in the area.
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Emergency services were called to the single vehicle rollover at Teewah Beach at 9.35am Sunday. A rescue helicopter is already on scene with a second helicopter on its way. A Queensland Ambulance Service spokeswoman said a paramedic and doctor were winched from a helicopter down to the scene. Three patients are being assessed, she said. One with hip and facial injuries, one with suspected spinal injuries and one with a hand injury. MORE TO COME.
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Subscriber only A woman in her 40s was taken to hospital after a car rolled into a Coast front yard and hit a tree. Emergency services rushed to the scene along Mons Rd in Forest Glen where a car rolled into a tree situated in a front yard about 11:15am Monday. A Queensland Ambulance Service spokeswoman said critical care paramedics assessed a woman in her 40s. A woman in her 40s was taken to Sunshine Coast University Hospital after her car rolled into a tree along Mons Rd in Forest Glen. She was complaining of neck and abdominal pain and was taken to the Sunshine Coast University Hospital in a stable condition.
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Update 2pm
One patient has been taken to the Sunshine Coast University Hospital after a dump truck and car crashed along a major Coast road.
A Queensland Ambulance spokeswoman said the patient was in a stable condition.
She said a second patient declined transport.
A Queensland police spokeswoman said police were no longer conducting traffic control and had left the scene.
Fire crews have also left the scene.
Update 1:19pm
Two patients are being assessed by paramedics and traffic is being diverted after a dump truck and car crashed on a Minyama bridge.
A Fire and Emergency spokeswoman said a crew was on the scene of a crash where a dump truck and a car had collided on McKenzie Bridge along Brisbane Road about 12:35pm.
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UPDATE 9.30am: A witness of a car rollover involving a woman in her 70s described it as bloody scary . Emergency services rushed to Nambour Connection Rd after reports of a single car crash at 8.45am Thursday morning. It was bloody scary ⦠it rolled twice, the resident, who wanted to remain anonymous, said. A woman in her 70s was treated for suspected spinal and head injuries after a car rollover. Queensland Fire and Emergency Services Nambour station officer Jason Evans said the woman crashed after attempting to pull into a driveway. It appears the woman has gone to turn into a driveway, and she s missed the driveway and gone down an embankment and rolled her vehicle, he said.