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Teen remains in serious condition three weeks after Victoria Park crash

A 16-year-old is in serious condition at Royal Melbourne Hospital. The crash happened on September 7 in Victoria Park.

The Alfredton teenager was flown to hospital after a collision. The crash happened around 9pm on September 7 near Poplar and Plane avenues in Newington.

On Friday, September 25, a Royal Melbourne Hospital spokesperson said the patient was in serious condition. The driver was an 18-year-old from Alfredton.

They were treated for upper and lower body injuries and are in stable condition. Police continue investigating the circumstances of the crash.

16 years
Patient age
September 7
Crash date
Poplar and Plane avenues, Newington
Location
Serious condition on September 25
Hospital status

Why it mattersThe teenager's long time in hospital shows how serious the injuries are. Serious road crashes have a big impact on young people and their families.

AustraliaYoung people across Victoria face significant risk from serious motor vehicle crashes, which remain a leading cause of serious injury and hospitalisation for teenagers.

✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 14 h ago

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