Fourteen people injured in the Russian attack on Dnipro on 3 November remain in hospital, four of them in a serious condition.
Source: Oleksandr Hanzha , Head of Dnipropetrovsk Oblast Military Administration
Quote: "Fourteen people injured in the enemy attack on Dnipro on 3 November remain in hospital.
Four of those injured are in a serious condition. They are men aged 37, 61, 80 and 81. All have sustained shrapnel wounds."
Details: Doctors assess the condition of the other hospitalised patients as moderate. All are receiving the necessary medical treatment.
Background: On the morning of 3 November, Russian forces attacked Dnipro . Following search and rescue operations, Hanzha reported that two people had been killed and 20 injured . At the time, three men were in serious condition. Rescue workers pulled a woman alive from beneath the rubble. Their work was complicated by the constant threat of further strikes. The Russian attack damaged residential buildings, an outpatient clinic at a primary healthcare centre and one of the city's hospitals, which was treating nearly 100 patients. Hanzha said neither patients nor medical staff had been injured.
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