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Woman hospitalised after Greens Road crash

12/06/2019

The woman is in a stable condition. 137393_09

By Danielle Kutchel

A woman was taken to hospital in a stable condition following a crash on Greens Road in Dandenong South that saw traffic in the vicinity build quickly.

The crash, which occurred on Tuesday 11 June at about 2:20pm at the entrance to a service station, caused the closure of several lanes on Greens Road at the intersection with Dandenong Valley Highway.

Traffic heading westwards towards Keysborough used turning lanes to get through.

Paramedics treated a woman on the scene for minor injuries before she was taken to Dandenong Hospital in a stable condition.

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