TWO OF OMAGH INJURED REMAIN CRITICAL
Two of Omagh injured remain critical
TWO women injured in the Omagh bomb remain on the critical list at the Royal Victoria Hospital.
A further six people, including a Spanish child, are still receiving treatment at the hospital. They are all described as stable.
Meanwhile, four women and two men continue to be treated at Altnagelvin Hospital where they all remain stable.
One of the two women in the Tyrone County Hospital was described as stable while the other was also stable and "improving well".
Six females, including two children, continue to receive treatment at the Ulster Hospital. A spokeswoman described all six as "comfortable".
A female patient at the Erne Hospital in Fermanagh remains in a stable condition while another woman being treated at the South Tyrone Hospital was set to be discharged later today.
A woman being treated for spinal injuries at Musgrave Park is said to be making satisfactory progress.
TWO women injured in the Omagh bomb remain on the critical list at the Royal Victoria Hospital.
A further six people, including a Spanish child, are still receiving treatment at the hospital. They are all described as stable.
Meanwhile, four women and two men continue to be treated at Altnagelvin Hospital where they all remain stable.
One of the two women in the Tyrone County Hospital was described as stable while the other was also stable and "improving well".
Six females, including two children, continue to receive treatment at the Ulster Hospital. A spokeswoman described all six as "comfortable".
A female patient at the Erne Hospital in Fermanagh remains in a stable condition while another woman being treated at the South Tyrone Hospital was set to be discharged later today.
A woman being treated for spinal injuries at Musgrave Park is said to be making satisfactory progress.
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Publisher: BELFAST TELEGRAPH
Ref: BT/0406
Published Date: 11-Sep-98
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