Rome, 10 October (LaPresse) – A seven-year-old boy injured during a Russian drone attack has died in hospital in Zaporizhzhia. This was reported on Telegram by Ivan Fedorov, head of the regional military administration, according to Ukrinform. “A seven-year-old boy, injured in a Russian attack during the night, died in hospital. Doctors fought to save his life until the end, but his injuries were too severe,” the post reads. Two other people were injured in the attack. Due to damage to the facilities, residents are being asked to temporarily limit their consumption of natural gas. This was reported on Facebook by the regional gas supply company Zaporizhgaz. “Urgent information for residents and businesses in Zaporizhzhia! – the note reads – Due to damage to gas facilities caused by enemy shelling, it is extremely important to temporarily limit the use of natural gas. Please use gas appliances as little as possible until emergency repair work is completed. This is necessary to stabilise the pressure in the network and avoid interruptions”.
Ukraine: Russian attack on Zaporizhzhia kills 7-year-old child
Rome, 10 October (LaPresse) – A seven-year-old boy injured during a Russian drone attack has died in hospital in Zaporizhzhia. This was reported on Telegram by Ivan Fedorov, head of the regional military administration, according to Ukrinform. “A seven-year-old boy, injured in a Russian attack during the night, died in hospital. Doctors fought to save his life until the end, but his injuries were too severe,” the post reads. Two other people were injured in the attack. Due to damage to the facilities, residents are being asked to temporarily limit their consumption of natural gas. This was reported on Facebook by the regional gas supply company Zaporizhgaz. “Urgent information for residents and businesses in Zaporizhzhia! – the note reads – Due to damage to gas facilities caused by enemy shelling, it is extremely important to temporarily limit the use of natural gas. Please use gas appliances as little as possible until emergency repair work is completed. This is necessary to stabilise the pressure in the network and avoid interruptions”.
