On September 28, the Russian army twice attacked a hospital in Sumy with Shaheds.
The shelling caused significant destruction and damage to the buildings of medical institutions, and several fires broke out. After the evacuation of people from the hospital, when rescuers were fighting the fire, information was received about the threat of a second strike. The State Emergency Service employees managed to retreat. The Main Directorate of the State Emergency Service of Ukraine in the Sumy region reported this on Facebook.
The second enemy UAV hit near the epicenter of the incident between two five-story residential buildings. Residents were evacuated from damaged residential buildings and fires were eliminated.
The State Emergency Service brought in special equipment to carry out high-altitude work. Emergency restoration work is still ongoing.
Meanwhile, the Sumy Regional Military Administration reported that the number of deaths as a result of the Russian strike on a hospital in Sumy has increased to 10 people.
22 people were injured of varying severity. 15 people were hospitalized, five of whom are in serious condition. Seven victims are receiving outpatient treatment. Patients of the hospital attacked by the Russians were evacuated to other medical facilities.
Rescuers published a video of the Shahed’s repeated strike.
Let us remind you that this morning Russian infidels sent attack UAVs of the “Shahed” type at a hospital in Sumy. At the time of the explosions, there were 86 patients in the medical facility, including 15 people with limited mobility and 38 hospital workers. The invaders attacked twice – the second blow was struck when rescuers and police were providing assistance and evacuating the sick.
Source: Racurs
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