The number of victims of explosion in the subway of St. Petersburg has grown to 14 people
Moscow. April 4. INTERFAX.RU — Minister of health of Russia Veronika Skvortsova reported the death of 14 people in an explosion in the subway of St. Petersburg.
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“Today we can say the death of 14 people: 11 at the scene and three others died in a moribund state from injuries not compatible with life”, — said Skvortsova reporters in St. Petersburg on Tuesday.
According to her, hospitals are 49 injured, 13 people have sent home, having received treatment.
“Today, we hold the selector in order to analyze the clinical cases of the most severe patients who are in research Institute of emergency medicine and the Mariinsky hospital”, — said Skvortsova.
“Today, after working the night at the site of the attack further found fragments of bodies, presumably four people”, — said Skvortsova.
On Monday around 14:40 in the train on the stretch from the metro station “Technological Institute” and “Sennaya” in Saint-Petersburg there was an explosion of the unspecified explosive device with a capacity of 200-300 grams of TNT. According to the latest data, the possible perpetrator of the terrorist act is a native of the city of Osh (southern Kyrgyzstan), and now a Russian citizen Akbarjon Jalilov born in 1995.
In addition, an unexploded explosive device was found at the station “Ploschad Vosstaniya”. It was defused by experts.
On the fact of explosion in the subway of St. Petersburg opened a criminal case under article 205 of the criminal code (a terroristic act).
The explosion in the subway in Saint Petersburg
Tecnologica now. #Explosion pic.twitter.com/P7LL8kXpHr
— Nikita Pavlov (@pavlov_plov) 3 APR 2017
Explosive device in the St. Petersburg metro was striking elements, media reported https://t.co/EhEKR3CSTF pic.twitter.com/htfxeuOnMe
— RIA Novosti (@rianru) 3 APR 2017
The power of the explosions were small — 200 and 300 g in a trotyl equivalent, the Source TASS pic.twitter.com/mkto0SeJrD
— Rustem Adagamov (@adagamov) April 3, 2017
The scene of the explosion. Online https://t.co/ooAqgLSM5G pic.twitter.com/iHdWhXi2vy
— Ilya Varlamov (@varlamov) 3 APR 2017
SadovayaSennaya closed#explosion #Peter pic.twitter.com/ZxhTGTLUmw
— dmitriy blinnikov (@discojournalist) 3 APR 2017