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Karabakh gasoline depot explosion 7 injured are in Yerevan burn center (PHOTOS)
Seven of the persons injured in the explosion at a gasoline depot in Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh) are already at the National Center of Burns and Dermatology in Armenia’s capital Yerevan.
At the moment, they are undergoing medical examinations and receiving the necessary treatment.
Doctors say four of them are in severe condition and are at the intensive care unit. The other three are at the burn unit and are in severe but stable condition.
A little while ago, our correspondent reported from the National Center of Burns and Dermatology that several ambulances carrying those injured in the aforementioned explosion had arrived in this medical center. First, these injured were helicoptered from Artsakh capital Stepanakert to Sisian, Armenia.
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