22 May 2012, 07:00

Eight persons injured during an explosion of balloons operated on in Yerevan

As of May, 21, 33 people injured during an explosion of balloons that took place on May, 4, in Yerevan are still undergoing treatment in different clinics of the capital. Eight persons were operated on in Yerevan by professor Adrian Daygler from Germany.

The patients’ state is estimated as satisfactory. The operations on those injured by the explosion are financed by the state, Arminfo reports.

Shushan Unanyan, Press secretary of the Ministry of Public Health of Armenia, in her turn, denied the information about the death of a person injured in the explosion of balloons that appeared on Facebook social network, Panorama.am reports.

See earlier reports:

"Five Armenian residents-victims of balloon blast remain under intensive care", "In Yerevan, 10 victims of balloon explosion remain under intensive care," "25 victims of gas explosion in Armenia are still under intensive care", "144 people suffered from explosion in Yerevan".

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