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Bizarre mystery as a woman, 30, suddenly ‘comes out’ of a car doing 100km/h down a major freeway and is left fighting for life
- A 30-year-old woman is in an induced coma after falling from a car at 100km/h
- The woman was travelling south on the Princess Freeway in Little River, Victoria
- The 26-year-old driver was questioned by police. An investigation is ongoing
A 30-year-old woman is fighting for her life after falling out of a car driving down a major Australian freeway.
The woman was in the front passenger seat of a Honda sedan travelling 100km/h on the Princess Freeway in Littler River, Victoria on Sunday.
Police were told the woman ‘came out’ of the high speed car and fell onto the road at about 11:30am.
A 30-year-old woman is fighting for her life after she fell out of a Honda Sedan (pictured) travelling 100km/h down the Princess Freeway in Littler River, Victoria
The woman was airlifted to hospital and was placed in an induced coma after suffering severe head injuries. The incident caused major delays on the Princess Freeway brining traffic to a stand-still (pictured)
The woman was airlifted more than 50km to The Alfred Hospital in Melbourne with life-threatening injures after suffering severe head injuries from the fall.
Doctors placed the woman in an induced coma where she remains in a critical condition.
The 28-year-old driver stopped at the scene and spoke with police however, the exact circumstances of the accident have yet to be determined.
More to come.
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