Number of casualties caused by Russian strike on family residence hall in Poltava Oblast rises to 16

Photo: Prosecutor’s Office

The number of people injured in the Russian attack on a family residence hall in Poltava Oblast on the evening of 8 April has increased to 16, including 4 children aged 5-11.

Source: Filip Pronin, Head of Poltava Oblast Military Administration, on Telegram

Details: Pronin stated that several people are being treated in medical facilities. One patient is in critical condition, and injuries of several others are of moderate severity.

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The Russian attacks temporarily left over 9,000 consumers and 120 businesses in Poltava and Shcherbani hromadas without electricity overnight [a hromada is an administrative unit designating a town, village or several villages and their adjacent territories – ed.]. The Poltava Oblast Military Administration reported that power engineers have restored power supply to all households, except for a partially destroyed building.

Local social services are operating in enhanced mode, including assisting the affected individuals in filing applications to receive financial aid from the regional budget.

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Background:

• The Russian troops struck the civilian infrastructure in Poltava hromada, Poltava Oblast, on the evening of 8 April. A person was killed in the attack. Ten others were injured.
• The Russians targeted a family residence hall where approximately 30 people resided. Nearly 100 rescue workers were engaged.

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