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Man Airlifted to Hospital With Severe Burns After Construction Site Fire in Hampton Bays on Wednesday

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A man was taken to Stony Brook University Hospital by medevac helicopter with severe burns after fire broke out at a construction site in Hampton Bays on Wednesday. DANA SHAW

A man was taken to Stony Brook University Hospital by medevac helicopter with severe burns after fire broke out at a construction site in Hampton Bays on Wednesday. DANA SHAW

The fire appears to have broken out a property south of Montauk Highway in Hampton Bays, near Riverhead Building Supply and Quogue Sinclair Fuels, where a new building was under construction. DANA SHAW

The fire appears to have broken out a property south of Montauk Highway in Hampton Bays, near Riverhead Building Supply and Quogue Sinclair Fuels, where a new building was under construction. DANA SHAW

authorStaff Writer on Sep 3, 2025
A man was airlifted to Stony Brook University Hospital with severe burns after a fire broke out at a commercial property in Hampton Bays on Wednesday afternoon. Hampton Bays Fire... more

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