BOMB BLAST GIRL LEAVES HOSPITAL
Bomb blast girl leaves hospital
A 19 year old Omagh girl, injured in the August atrocity, was yesterday back at home with her family after being released from the Royal Victoria Hospital leaving only one bomb victim still hospitalised.
Pauline Green was discharged from the Belfast Hospital where she has been treated since the day of the bombing , having sustained severe multiple injuries.
The teenager, who has had one of her legs amputated below the knee and undergone a series of skin grafts for burns, has been returning to Omagh on a weekend basis but was finally discharged on Wednesday.
Dunamanagh woman, Tracey Devine, is now the only bomb victim who remains in hospital.
Tracey, who is a patient at the Royal Victoria Hospital is said to be "stable".
She sustained multiple injuries in the Omagh bomb and is currently being treated at the hospital's burns unit.
A 19 year old Omagh girl, injured in the August atrocity, was yesterday back at home with her family after being released from the Royal Victoria Hospital leaving only one bomb victim still hospitalised.
Pauline Green was discharged from the Belfast Hospital where she has been treated since the day of the bombing , having sustained severe multiple injuries.
The teenager, who has had one of her legs amputated below the knee and undergone a series of skin grafts for burns, has been returning to Omagh on a weekend basis but was finally discharged on Wednesday.
Dunamanagh woman, Tracey Devine, is now the only bomb victim who remains in hospital.
Tracey, who is a patient at the Royal Victoria Hospital is said to be "stable".
She sustained multiple injuries in the Omagh bomb and is currently being treated at the hospital's burns unit.
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Publisher: ULSTER HERALD
Ref: UH/1704
Published Date: 03-Dec-98
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