The condition of those injured in the drone crash in the Volgograd region has become known
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Two people injured in the UAV crash in the city of Petrov Val were transferred to outpatient treatment, including a child, one victim remains in the hospital.
As "Kavkazsky Uzel" wrote, on the night of August 23, as a result of the drone crash, a multi-story building in the city of Petrov Val in the Volgograd region was damaged, three people were injured, including a child. The regional prosecutor's office took control over the observance of the rights of the victims.
The Governor of the Volgograd Region Andrei Bocharov reported on the health condition of the victims of the UAV crash in the city of Petrov Val. This was reported on August 23 by the official Telegram channel of the regional administration.
According to Bocharov, two victims, including a child, were sent for outpatient treatment, one victim remains in the hospital, his life is not in danger.
One of the victims of the drone crash is a Russian Railways employee. The damaged high-rise building is located near a railway station, the man received cuts from shards of broken windows, Vysota 102 reports, citing the Privolzhskaya Railway.
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