As of 1 August, seven people who were wounded during the massive missile attack on the city on 30 July are still being treated in Lviv hospitals. This was reported by the First Medical Association of Lviv.
According to doctors, four of the injured are in St Panteleimon Hospital. One of these patients was injured while dealing with the aftermath of the shelling. Another three wounded patients are being treated in St Luke’s Hospital.
Among the patients is a woman with lung contusion, who was transferred the day before from intensive care to a specialist ward. Doctors note that most of the injured have contused wounds and shrapnel injuries, and they continue to receive all the necessary medical care.
It should be recalled that as a result of the missile strike on Lviv on 30 July, residential buildings on Vyhovskoho and Patona streets were hit. 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 people were wounded.