Deputy Minister: Survivors of crashed AZAL aircraft received excellent medical care in Kazakhstan
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- 26 December, 2024
- 16:29
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Highly qualified medical care was provided to the wounded survivers of crashed AZAL aircraft in Kazakhstan, Azerabaijan's Deputy Minister of Health Ilgar Gasimov said, Report informs.
Gasimov noted that seven of them have alreday been transported to Baku: "Seven more victims will be transported soon. We are ready for treatment and examination."
According to the deputy minister, some victims are in serious condition, three of them are currently in Aktau: "The condition of the injured child is assessed as moderate."
He noted that some of the transported individuals are also in moderately severe condition.
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