Seven people injured in the March 24 attack remain in hospitals in Lviv
Medical facilities in Lviv continue to provide care to people who were injured during the latest act of Russian aggression.
This was reported by Mayor Andriy Sadovyi.
As of the morning of March 25, seven of the 27 people who were injured yesterday in Lviv as a result of the Russian attack remain in hospitals.
The situation with the hospitalized patients is under constant monitoring by city authorities and medical staff. Two patients are currently at St. Panteleimon Hospital. Their condition is moderate: leg injuries, wounds, and bruises.
The majority of the injured are concentrated in another medical facility in the city, where doctors are working to ensure their swift recovery.
There are five patients at St. Luke’s Hospital. Three are in serious condition but stable and conscious. Two others are in moderate condition.
The mayor assured that all victims are provided with the necessary medications and professional care.
Sadovyi emphasized that doctors are doing everything necessary to stabilize the patients’ condition and facilitate their further rehabilitation.
As a reminder, on March 24, the Russians attacked Ukraine with over 400 drones.
Russian troops also carried out another combined attack on Ukraine, using strike drones and cruise missiles.
