BOMB VICTIMS FIGHT FOR LIFE
Bomb victims fight for life
28 DEAD
52 IN HOSPITAL
3 CRITICAL
FIFTY-two people injured in the Omagh bombing are still receiving treatment in hospitals throughout the province today.
Two women and a man remain in a critical condition in Belfast's Royal Victoria Hospital.
The condition of the other patients - 13 adults and four children - ranges from seriously ill to stable.
They are all aged between nine and 68-years-old.
In Belfast City Hospital a 75-year-old woman is in a stable condition in intensive care and a 21-year-old woman is "comfortable" and has left intensive care for an ordinary ward.
A spokeswoman for the Erne Hospital said six people, including one in the high dependency unit, remain in a satisfactory condition.
Twelve people are still being treated in Londonderry's Altnagelvin Hospital.
Two are seriously ill and the rest, including four children, are "stable".
Tyrone County Hospital still have three patients who were injured in the blast. The two women and a male teenager are all described as stable.
In South Tyrone Hospital in Omagh an adult is in a stable condition.
In Dundonald's Ulster Hospital one person is ill but stable, five adults are satisfactory and two children are very comfortable.
28 DEAD
52 IN HOSPITAL
3 CRITICAL
FIFTY-two people injured in the Omagh bombing are still receiving treatment in hospitals throughout the province today.
Two women and a man remain in a critical condition in Belfast's Royal Victoria Hospital.
The condition of the other patients - 13 adults and four children - ranges from seriously ill to stable.
They are all aged between nine and 68-years-old.
In Belfast City Hospital a 75-year-old woman is in a stable condition in intensive care and a 21-year-old woman is "comfortable" and has left intensive care for an ordinary ward.
A spokeswoman for the Erne Hospital said six people, including one in the high dependency unit, remain in a satisfactory condition.
Twelve people are still being treated in Londonderry's Altnagelvin Hospital.
Two are seriously ill and the rest, including four children, are "stable".
Tyrone County Hospital still have three patients who were injured in the blast. The two women and a male teenager are all described as stable.
In South Tyrone Hospital in Omagh an adult is in a stable condition.
In Dundonald's Ulster Hospital one person is ill but stable, five adults are satisfactory and two children are very comfortable.
Further Information
Publisher: BELFAST TELEGRAPH
Ref: BT/0628
Published Date: 27-Aug-98
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