After the Russian attack on Lviv, 7 people are still in hospitals - what is the condition of the injured
Kyiv • UNN
Seven injured people remain in hospitals, three of whom are in serious condition. The Russian attack damaged residential buildings, energy facilities, and UNESCO heritage sites.
Seven people remain in hospitals after the Russian attack on Lviv on March 24, said city mayor Andriy Sadovyi on Telegram, writes UNN.
As of morning. Of the 27 people who sought help at city hospitals yesterday, 7 remain in inpatient care.
According to him, 2 patients in one of the hospitals are in a moderate condition - leg injuries, wounds and bruises. In another hospital - 5 patients. Three are in serious condition, but stable and conscious. Two more are in moderate condition. "Doctors are doing everything necessary," the mayor emphasized.
Addition
On March 24, Russia launched a drone attack on Lviv and surrounding areas.
As a result of the hits, residential buildings in the central part of the city and in one of the residential areas were damaged. This included damage to a UNESCO heritage site.
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Civil infrastructure facilities and vehicles were also damaged. 32 people were reported injured.
In addition, hits on energy infrastructure facilities were recorded in the region, as well as fragments falling on a private residential building, the Lviv Regional Prosecutor's Office reported.