Toddler airlifted to hospital after ingesting glue

The Sunshine Coast-based RACQ LifeFlight Rescue crew has airlifted a toddler to hospital, after she ingested a fast-acting glue.

The aeromedical team was tasked to the Gympie region, just after 11am.

It’s believed the girl had been chewing on the glue tube when it split in her mouth.

Queensland Ambulance Service (QAS) paramedics initially treated the patient, before transporting her to a nearby oval where the rescue helicopter landed.

The girl was then airlifted to the Sunshine Coast University Hospital, for further assessment.

She was in a stable condition and her mother escorted her in the aircraft.

Share the post:

Similar news & articles

The Sunshine Coast-based LifeFlight aeromedical crew has airlifted a woman to hospital after a crash in the Sunshine Coast region....
For Angela Nightingale and her family, giving back to LifeFlight runs in the blood....
The Brisbane-based LifeFlight aeromedical crew has airlifted a motorcycle rider to hospital after he crashed in the Scenic Rim....

Stay connected with LifeFlight

Our community newsletters are your way of staying connected. Learn about our groundbreaking initiatives and hear real-life stories of lives transformed by our service.

Stay connected with LifeFlight

Our community newsletters are your way of staying connected. Learn about our groundbreaking initiatives and hear real-life stories of lives transformed by our service.
Newsletter