Londonderry Firefighters Extricate Trapped Occupant
Photo by Jay HeathLondonderry firefighters worked for 39-minutes to extricate an occupant heavily entrapped in a MVA on Interstate 93.
Photo by Jay HeathManchesters Heavy Rescue 1 and Boston Med-Flight was called to the scene.
Photo by Jay Heath
Photo by Jay HeathBattalion Chief 4 Anderson was the OIC.
LONDONDERRY, NH - On Wednesday evening, April 24th around 7:00 P.M., 911calls came into the Londonderry Fire Alarm Office reporting a serious car accident with entrapment on 93 Southbound at Mile Marker16. Engine 3, Rescue 1, Medic 1 and Battalion 4 were dispatched as additional calls reported that the vehicle was possibly on fire. Engine 2 and Battalion 2 were added to the call.
Companies arrived to find a single-vehicle accident that had left the highway and entered the woods with severe damage and an occupant significantly entrapped. An additional Rescue Company from Manchester Fire and a Derry Medic unit were dispatched, along with a Boston Med-Flight helicopter. The interstate was shut down for Boston Med-flight to land as firefighters worked for 39-minutes to extricate the victim. The patient was airlifted to a Level 1 trauma facility with life-threatening injuries.