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From Morgantown, WV Dominion Post, 7/13/04
Man Hospitalized After Outhouse Explosion Tuesday
A man was hospitalized for burns after he lit a cigarette in a portable outhouse and the outhouse exploded.
MECCA said that about 9:40 a.m. Tuesday, Monongalia Emergency Medical Services responded to a burn call at the Clay-Battelle Community Health Center on the Mason-Dixon Highway in Blackville.
The spokesperson said a man, whose idenity is not being released, was inside a portable outhouse when the explosion occured.
The methane gases inside the the outhouse didn't "take to kindly" to the lit cigarette, the spokesperson said.
A Clay- Battellele Health Center spokeswoman said the man drove himself to the clinic.
Mon EMS workers said the man was not severely hurt but they could not comment specifically on his injuries or release his name due to privacy policies.
Mon EMS transported the man from the health center to Ruby Memorial Hospital.
Man Hospitalized After Outhouse Explosion Tuesday
A man was hospitalized for burns after he lit a cigarette in a portable outhouse and the outhouse exploded.
MECCA said that about 9:40 a.m. Tuesday, Monongalia Emergency Medical Services responded to a burn call at the Clay-Battelle Community Health Center on the Mason-Dixon Highway in Blackville.
The spokesperson said a man, whose idenity is not being released, was inside a portable outhouse when the explosion occured.
The methane gases inside the the outhouse didn't "take to kindly" to the lit cigarette, the spokesperson said.
A Clay- Battellele Health Center spokeswoman said the man drove himself to the clinic.
Mon EMS workers said the man was not severely hurt but they could not comment specifically on his injuries or release his name due to privacy policies.
Mon EMS transported the man from the health center to Ruby Memorial Hospital.