“Currently, six children are being treated in hospitals. We have one child in a very serious condition,” said Lvova-Belova during a visit to the Children’s City Clinical Hospital named after. Bashlyaeva.
She noted the work of the team of doctors who exchanged specialists and experience to provide assistance to the victims.
Lvova-Belova said that some of the affected children witnessed the death of their parents during the terrorist attack.
“Someone’s father died before their eyes, someone’s mother died, and, of course, the children are very worried,” she said.
Earlier, the head of the Russian Investigative Committee, Alexander Bastrykin, said that the death toll as a result of the terrorist attack had increased to 139.