Child hit in roadside crash in NSW

A SIX-YEAR-OLD girl is in hospital after a passing car crashed into the stationary vehicle in which she was sat.

The child was in one of two cars in a breakdown lane on the Pacific Highway at Cowper, near Grafton, on Friday afternoon.

Police say several people got out but two children remained in one of the cars.

A Toyota Corolla travelling south hit one of the parked cars, causing it to crash into the other.

People standing on the roadside were also hit, police say.

A NSW Ambulance spokeswoman said paramedics treated eight patients, including a six-year-old girl, for issues including facial injuries and a fractured arm and leg.

The spokeswoman said one child was thrown from the car and struck by another vehicle.

Also among the injured were a 26-year-old female driver, a 25-year-old male with a head laceration and a 24-year-old with lower-leg injuries.

An elderly couple, believed to be in their 70s, and two other children were also treated.

The ambulance spokeswoman said patients were taken to Grafton Base Hospital and Lismore Base Hospital.

Police say the injured six-year-old girl, from Sawtell, is in a serious condition.

It's believed the girl's family were among those standing on the roadside.

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