Critically injured teenager flown to Brisbane after being hit by car

June 7, 2020

The Toowoomba-based RACQ LifeFlight Rescue helicopter has flown a teenager to a Brisbane hospital, after he was hit by a car.

The aeromedical crew was tasked just after 10pm last night (Sunday 7 June), to airlift the male patient from Toowoomba Hospital to the Royal Brisbane Hospital.

He was in a critical but stable condition, with multiple injuries.

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