All fires extinguished in Sumy after Russian missile strike
Rescue teams have put out all fires flowing a Russian attack on Sumy, with emergency crews currently dismantling hazardous structures.
Ukraine's State Emergency Service reported this on Telegram, according to Ukrinform.
"Sumy: Firefighters have extinguished all fires," the statement reads.
Two mobile "points of invincibility" have been set up by emergency responders. Psychogists and medics from the State Emergency Service have provided assistance to 78 pele.
"Emergency climbers are working at height to dismantle unstable structures. The work is ongoing," the statement said.
Read also: UPDATE: Missile strike targeting Sumy leaves 74 injured, including 14 children
According to preliminary reports, 88 pele were injured in the attack, including 17 children.
On March 24, Russian forces launched a strike on the center of Sumy, causing destruction.
Source: ukrinform.net
