Tragic Collision in Australia Claims Four Lives
(MENAFN) A tragic collision between two vehicles in a remote area of northern Australia has resulted in four fatalities and two serious injuries. The crash occurred on Sunday morning in Queensland’s Central Highlands region, known for its historic coal mining towns.
Queensland Police confirmed that the accident took place on a highway linking the towns of Comet and Blackwater, located roughly 615 kilometers northwest of Brisbane. The collision happened around 10:50 a.m. local time.
Emergency responders found four individuals deceased at the crash site, while two additional people sustained severe injuries and were rushed to nearby hospitals for urgent medical care.
According to a report by an Australian broadcasting agency, both vehicles involved caught fire following the collision. The two hospitalized victims are men in their 20s, currently receiving treatment for their critical conditions.
This devastating accident highlights ongoing safety concerns on rural highways in northern Australia, where emergency response can be delayed due to remote locations. Authorities continue to investigate the cause of the crash as the community mourns the loss of life.
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