Bourne Man Flown to RI Hospital After Possible Hand Amputation
BOURNE — A man was MedFlighted to Rhode Island Hospital Tuesday afternoon after suffering a possible amputation of his right hand while working with a log splitter.
The Bourne Fire Department responded to a Portside Drive location just before 12:30 p.m. on March 9 for a report of a person with a traumatic injury. The ambulance crew arrived to find the 38-year-old male victim with a severe injury to his right hand.
The victim was transported to the MedFlight landing zone at the Pocasset ballfield on Barlows Landing Road and was flown to Rhode Island Hospital.
No further information is available at this time.
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