Four in hospital, two serious, after Coominya crash FOUR Taiwan nationals are in hospital after a car hit a power pole at Coominya, west of Brisbane, this afternoon. The car was travelling along Coominya Connection Rd when it crashed just after 4pm, causing powerlines to fall and trapping four men. A 37-year-old man and 24-year-old man suffered minor injuries and were freed a short time later. They were taken to Ipswich Hospital. But it took firefighters almost two hours to extricate two other men, including the driver of the vehicle, who were flown by helicopter to the Princess Alexandra Hospital in a serious condition. The details of their injuries are unknown. Energex workers restored power to the area about an hour after the crash knocked a low voltage wire down, affecting supply to 85 homes and businesses. Coominya Connection Rd remains closed as the Forensic Crash Unit continues to investigate.