As of 09:00 on 3 August, seven people injured in the Russian missile attack on Lviv on 30 July remain in hospitals run by the First Medical Association of Lviv.
Among the patients still under medical supervision is a rescuer who was injured while clearing the rubble after the strike. All those admitted to hospital are receiving the necessary treatment, and their condition is being constantly monitored by doctors.
It was previously reported that the boy who was pulled from under the rubble after the shelling has already been discharged from hospital.
As a reminder, on 30 July Russian forces launched a massive missile strike on Lviv. Hits on residential buildings were recorded on Vyhovskoho and Patona streets. In total, more than 20 buildings were damaged, as well as a lyceum, a nursery and a library. One person was killed and more than 30 others were injured in the attack.