Five people including children among those in serious Queensland dam car crash. Video / Seven Network
Two children, aged 5 and 13, have been killed in a serious car crash in Queensland's southeast in Australia when the vehicle plunged into a dam.
A 6-month-old baby and a 1-year-old toddler are in Queensland Children's Hospital.
The toddler is in a critical condition.
Two adults, a woman inher 30s and a man in his 20s who has leg injuries, have both been transported to Princess Alexandra Hospital by road.
Two adults and four children were in the Land Rover Discovery when the vehicle crossed onto the wrong side of the road and broke through a road barrier.
The vehicle then rolled down an embankment before flipping and ending up on its roof in the dam.
Police and emergency services have been at the scene of the serious single-vehicle crash where the car plummeted into Wyaralong Dam around 2pm on Sunday.
Passers-by helped pull people out of the submerged car, including two off-duty doctors and a paramedic on a day off.
