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Incident Overview
Eighteen-year-old Mia Isabelle Ryan died after being critically injured in a two-car crash at Glenella in Mackay’s north. She was taken to Mackay Base Hospital in a critical condition but later died.
Location and Time
- Crash Date: Wednesday, 25 March 2026
- Location: Glenella, Mackay, QLD
Vehicles Involved
- Two vehicles (types not specified) involved in a two-car collision
Injuries/Fatalities
- Fatalities:
- 18-year-old woman, Glenella crash victim (role not specified), taken to Mackay Base Hospital in a critical condition and later died
- Injuries:
- Not specified
Emergency Response
- The teenager was transported to Mackay Base Hospital in a critical condition following the crash.
- Hospital transport: Mackay Base Hospital (later died).
- Road closures and diversions were not specified.
Police Investigation
Queensland Police details about the cause of the crash, contributing factors, and any enforcement action were not provided in the source report.
- Charges laid, if any, were not specified.
- Court appearances were not specified.
Community Impact
Mia Isabelle Ryan was farewelled at an emotional funeral service in Mackay, with mourners reportedly spilling outside the door. The intersection where she died has also been flagged for potential “black spot” funding.
Appeal for Information
Police have urged drivers to remain aware of other vehicles and changing road conditions, particularly ahead of the long weekend. Anyone with relevant information is encouraged to contact authorities.
- Crime Stoppers QLD: Call 1800 333 000 or report online.
- Policelink: Call 131 444.