A YOUNG child has been taken to hospital by road ambulance after his car seat fell out of the vehicle he was travelling in.
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Emergency services received the report of the accident just before 9am Wednesday and responded to the scene at the intersection of Russell and Bentinck streets Bathurst.
A spokesperson for NSW Ambulance said that several ambulances were sent, along with other emergency services.
"We responded with four ambulance road crews to reports a child seat had flown out of a car at the roundabout," they said.
"When paramedics arrived we treated a young child for some minor injuries and that child was transported to Orange Hospital in a stable condition."
The minor injuries were said to have included an abrasion to the forehead.
NSW Ambulance was unable to provide an age of the child, but said it was a young boy.
No other people at the scene required treatment.
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