Most of the victims in Kerch will remain disabled
Victims of the shooting and explosion at the Kerch Polytechnic College were admitted to hospitals with injuries to their limbs and abdomen.
The speaker of the republic's State Council, Vladimir Konstantinov, announced this in his blog, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
According to the politician, on the day of the emergency, colleagues from Simferopol and Krasnodar came to the aid of local doctors; even those who had already retired had to be involved.
“The chief physician of the city hospital, Marat Enikeev, said that people were admitted to the hospital with injuries to their limbs and abdominal cavity. Most of the victims will remain disabled. Medical personnel provided qualified first aid to all the wounded. Doctors from Krasnodar and Simferopol also came to Kerch, and local doctors who are already retired also helped out. Let me note that the medical workers withstood the blow with dignity and professionalism. Thank you all very much,” Konstantinov wrote.
As a reminder, an explosion rocked the Kerch Polytechnic College on Wednesday morning.
The Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation has reclassified the criminal case opened in connection with the emergency in Kerch from "terrorism" to "murder."
The killer turned out to be a local college student, 18-year-old Kerchan resident Vladislav Roslyakov. A former classmate of Roslyakov said that he had long wanted to commit suicide and was interested in the biography of maniacs.
PolitNavigator reported that 12 of the 50 wounded remain in critical condition . A memorial service for the dead will take place today at 10:00 AM in Lenin Square in Kerch.
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