Ipswich smash: Horror crash at Swanbank leaves two teens in critical condition and two others injured
By Lisa Edser For Daily Mail Australia[1]
Published: 01:11, 15 December 2023 | Updated: 01:11, 15 December 2023
A shocking crash has left two teens in a critical condition and two others badly injured just 11 days before Christmas[2].
The horrific smash occurred when a 2001 BMW 5301 and a 2005 Ford Falcon were travelling on Swanbank Coal Road and collided around 5.30pm Thursday at Swanbank, near Ipswich Queensland[3].
According to police the Ford was T-boned on the otherwise straight road.
Two teens were in the Ford, including a 17-year-old female driver who suffered serious head injuries and was taken in a critical condition to Princess Alexandria Hospital.
The female driver’s passenger, an 18-year-old-man, was taken in a critical condition to the same hospital with ‘multiple traumatic injuries’.
Two teens were taken to hospital in a critical condition after the Ford was T-boned
The horrific smash occurred when a 2001 BMW 5301 and a 2005 Ford Falcon were travelling on Swanbank Coal Road and collided around 5.30pm Thursday
The Ford occupants are both from Yamanto, a suburb of Ipswich.
The people travelling in the BMW, two 20-year-old men, were both taken to Ipswich Hospital in stable conditions.
They sustained minor injuries.
Three fire and rescue crews rushed to the scene with one trapped occupant being cut out of their vehicle, a QFES spokesman told The Courier Mail[4].
Nine ambulances also arrived at the crash site, including a medical director and an operations supervisor, a Queensland Ambulance spokeswoman said.
The Forensic Crash Unit is appealing for anyone to come forward who may have witnessed the collision or who might have dashcam or CCTV footage for their investigation.
References
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- ^ Courier Mail (www.couriermail.com.au)
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- ^ Christmas (www.dailymail.co.uk)