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Motorcycle crash at Boondooma

The motorcyclist was rushed to Kingaroy Hospital after the crash. 212478_01

A motorcyclist has been transported to hospital with a leg injury after a crash at Boondooma.

Paramedics transported the patient to the Kingaroy Hospital in a stable condition after the motorcycle crash on Manar Rd at 6.27pm on Friday.

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