BT/0404

TWO OMAGH BOMB VICTIMS STILL CRITICAL

Two Omagh bomb victims still 'critical'

TWO of the 27 people still being treated for injuries from the Omagh bombing remain in a critical condition.
A spokeswoman for Belfast's Royal Victoria Hospital today described the two women as "critically ill".
Two Spanish children and a Spanish teenager continue to receive treatment at the RVH but the teenager and one of the children have been discharged and are being treated as outpatients.
A further four women and one man are stable at the RVH.
Two women remain in a stable condition in the Tyrone County Hospital and four female and two male patients at Altnagelvin Hospital are described as stable.
One woman was released from the Erne Hospital last night while another female patient is stable.
Another woman remains stable in South Tyrone Hospital.
Six females, including two children, continue to receive treatment at the Ulster Hospital. A spokeswoman today described all six as "comfortable".
A woman being treated for spinal injuries at Musgrave Park Hospital was said to be making satisfactory progress.

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Publisher: BELFAST TELEGRAPH

Ref: BT/0404

Published Date: 10-Sep-98

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