Today in Cairns: Two injured in Kuranda Range crash 2 weeks Today in Cairns: Two injured in Kuranda Range crash DailyTelegraph G’day Cairns and Far North, here’s everything you need to know about what’s happening across the region today, Thursday, June 18, 2020. Supplied video obtained Monday, June 22, 2020, of Dr Jeremy McAnulty from NSW Health with a COVID-19 update. MacGregor told Storyful the video was shot in Lochgelly, Fife, on July 22.
EARLIER: PARAMEDICS are on scene and fire crews have deployed to a two vehicle collision on the Kuranda Range.
A heavy vehicle sustained a flat tyre on the range before losing control and crashing into an embankment.
Both drivers have been removed from their vehicles and have been transported to the Cairns Base Hospital with unknown injuries. At one point the dog appears to be startled after getting close to the car’s wheels, and jumps away from the vehicle.
5.4K likes. Police are investigating after a serious crash on the Kuranda range this morning, Queensland Police say. This page has been created to inform users of the Kuranda Range of any delays, police presence and general comments or opinions.
NSW Health update on COVID-19.
As at 8pm Sunday, June 21, 2020, there have been 2 … Traffic flow has been interrupted with lanes reduced around the incident, with delays expected. The multi-vehicle crash has been reported on the Kennedy Highway near the bottom of the range. Changed traffic conditions, Kuranda Range, until 2pm today: Please be advised TMR Road Tech crews are on the lower portion of the Kuranda Range, directing traffic around a single vehicle crash. Dramatic footage has revealed the moment three burglary suspects in vans smashed their way out of a Tullamarine warehouse before an officer, pinned against a wall, shot one deadVictorian Opposition Leader Michael O’Brien says it is a dark day for Victoria and it’s time for Premier Daniel Andrews to seek help from the federal government and its health experts.Scottish police said they were investigating after a dog was seen walking next to a car while attached to a leash held or secured inside the vehicle. Haruka Ueda was driving home from work in Kuranda at 4pm on January 3 when two cars collided, sending her over an embankment. It is understood an electrical fire initially broke out but this has since been extinguished by fire crews. The foundations by these ancestors — our First Nations peoples — gives strength, inspiration and courage to current and future generations, both Indigenous and non-Indigenous.Traffic is flowing at present, however delays are expected.
One person is still in a vehicle but not trapped a the crash site - two km from the bottom of the range.
According to The Daily Record, officers from Police Scotland confirmed that an investigation was underway. At 10.20am, the road was open but delays are expected. Emergency services were called to the scene about 2pm.
Footage by Chelle MacGregor shows the lurcher-type dog being led by a leash coming from the car next to it.