US EditionWoman Has 'Potentially Life-Changing' Injuries After Car Rolls Down Embankment
MOUNT DARRAGH, NEW SOUTH WALES, AUSTRALIA, JUL 21 – A single-vehicle crash on Mount Darragh Road killed the front-seat passenger and injured the driver, who was airlifted to Canberra Hospital in stable condition, police said.
- Just after 10:30am on July 21, emergency services responded to Mount Darragh Road, Mount Darragh, after a car left the roadway, went down an embankment, and struck a tree.
- Amid the remote terrain, an ambulance rescue helicopter was tasked from Wollongong Base with critical care doctors and paramedics, according to a TOLL spokesperson.
- NSW Police said both men are believed to be in their twenties; the passenger died at the scene, and the driver was airlifted to Canberra Hospital in stable condition.
- At Mount Darragh Road, traffic remains halted as officers established a crime scene with the Crash Investigation Unit, and motorists are advised to detour via Snowy Mountains Highway and Imlay Road.
- As investigations continue, NSW Police urged anyone with dashcam footage or information to contact Bega Police or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000, and a report will be prepared for the coroner.
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region.com.auOne dead, one flown to hospital after car goes down embankment on South Coast
Police say a car went off the road and hit a tree west of Merimbula, on the NSW South Coast. Photo: Michelle Kroll. A man has died and another was airlifted to Canberra after a car struck a tree. Emergency services were called to Mount Darragh Road, Mount Darragh (about 50 km west of Merimbula) at about 10:30 am today (21 July), following reports of a single-vehicle crash. A NSW Police spokesperson said emergency services found a car had left th…
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