A TEENAGER is recovering in hospital after she was injured when she fell from a car. The 19-year-old was airlifted to hospital by the Westpac Rescue Helicopter on Thursday afternoon, after the accident near Guyra. Ambulance paramedics received a triple zero call for help at 4.30pm after reports a woman had fallen from a car on the New England Highway. The injured woman was found about 2km south of Guyra. READ MORE: A spokesperson for Ambulance NSW confirmed two ambulance paramedic crews were deployed and treated the woman for grazing and abrasions all over her body. Paramedics took spinal precautions at the scene with fears she may have suffered possible back injuries, the spokesperson said. The chopper's critical care medical team assessed the woman at the scene before she was flown to hospital in a stable condition. Police were called and the incident is under investigation. CLICK HERE TO SUBSCRIBE TO THE ARMIDALE EXPRESS TO ACCESS ALL THE NEWS
Emergency mission: The Westpac Rescue Helicopter was tasked to the accident scene near Guyra on Thursday afternoon. Photo: Westpac Rescue Helicopter Service
A TEENAGER is recovering in hospital after she was injured when she fell from a car.
The 19-year-old was airlifted to hospital by the Westpac Rescue Helicopter on Thursday afternoon, after the accident near Guyra.
Ambulance paramedics received a triple zero call for help at 4.30pm after reports a woman had fallen from a car on the New England Highway.
The injured woman was found about 2km south of Guyra.
A spokesperson for Ambulance NSW confirmed two ambulance paramedic crews were deployed and treated the woman for grazing and abrasions all over her body.
Paramedics took spinal precautions at the scene with fears she may have suffered possible back injuries, the spokesperson said.
The chopper's critical care medical team assessed the woman at the scene before she was flown to hospital in a stable condition.
Police were called and the incident is under investigation.
