A boy has been rushed to hospital with a head injury after being struck by a car in a school zone in Sydney's inner west.
New South Wales Ambulance said the boy suffered a head injury and was taken to Sydney Children's Hospital in a stable condition.
A boy was taken to hospital by paramedics after he was hit by a car in a school zone at Marrickville on Monday. Picture: NCA Newswire / Gaye Gerard.
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