Lviv has 50 injured after night attack by Russia, including 8 children - city council
Kyiv • UNN
After the night attack on Lviv by the Russian Federation, 50 people, including 8 children, were treated in hospitals. There are critical patients and wounded in operating rooms, and there is a need for donor blood of all components.
Following Russia's night attack on Lviv, 50 people, including 8 children, were hospitalized, seven of them critical, and there is a need for blood donors, the Lviv City Council reported on Wednesday, UNN reports.
As of 12:00, 50 people, including 8 children, have already sought medical care at the First Medical Unit hospitals. There are seven critical patients in the hospitals. Another 8 patients with shrapnel penetrating wounds are currently in surgery
Reportedly, the situation has created a need for donated blood. "All blood components are needed right now. We urge Lviv residents and guests to come to the City Blood Center and help the victims," the mayor's office said.
