Health condition of two Armenian soldiers injured in barracks fire improves
The health condition of two servicemen critically injured in a major fire in an Armenian military barracks last week has improved, the spokeswoman for the Armenian Health Ministry, Hripsime Khachatryan, told Panorama.am on Monday.
“They remain in the intensive care unit of the National Burns Center. If the positive dynamics continues, they may be moved to a ward," she noted.
The fire broke out in the barracks of an engineer and sapper company in a military unit in Azat, a village in Armenia's eastern Gegharkunik Province, early on Thursday, killing fifteen servicemen and critically injuring three others.
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