15 victims of the Russian attack remain in Lviv hospitals; one patient is in critical condition

As a result of the Russian strike, 34 residents of Lviv were injured.

фото: ЛМР

today at 2:34 PM

During the massive missile attack on Lviv on July 30, hits were recorded in residential buildings on Vyhovskoho and Patona streets. As of 12:00 PM, 25 injured individuals sought medical assistance. Among them is a six-year-old boy. One of the patients is in critical condition. In total, 34 residents of Lviv were injured as a result of the Russian strike. Two more people are considered missing; their search is ongoing. This was reported reported by the press service of the Lviv City Council.

"25 injured individuals sought assistance at Lviv healthcare facilities, of whom 15 were admitted to hospitals of the First Territorial Association of Lviv, including 1 child aged 6. This refers to a boy who lives at 25 Patona Street. He has a fracture of the left shinbone," said Marta Matyushko, head of the Lviv City Council's Health Department.

10 people independently sought help at the LDC Vyhovskoho trauma center. Among them are 2 children aged 13 and 15.

Of the 15 injured who are in hospitals after the Russian attack on Lviv, the condition of one patient, who was pulled from under the rubble, is assessed as critical.

Another 10 people are in moderate condition, including one child. Four injured individuals have minor injuries.

The oldest victim is 88 years old. Medics continue to provide assistance to all hospitalized patients.

We remind you that the previous day President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that Russia had prepared for another massive strike on Ukraine, which with high probability could occur tonight, July 30.

On the night of July 30, in Lviv, around 4:35 AM, a series of explosions sounded several times.

Later, it was reported that the greatest destruction as a result of the Russian attack occurred in two residential buildings on Patona and Vyhovskoho streets. In total, over 20 residential buildings were damaged, as well as two educational institutions - Lyceum No. 15 and Kindergarten No. 139. The building of Lyceum No. 15 suffered the most significant damage. 140 windows and 4 doors were blown out, and the roof covering was also damaged.

Also, the head of the Lviv Regional Military Administration, Maksym Kozytskyi, as of 09:31 AM, reportedthat the number of victims as a result of the missile attack on Lviv has increased to 31. Among them are three children. According to preliminary information, the oldest victim is 93 years old, and the youngest boy is 6. He was hospitalized with fractures of two limbs.

Also in Lviv, resumed bus traffic after the Russian attack. However, some trolleybuses are still operating with changes.