Before
AP early casualty count
Eighteen injured people were known.
Living event record
Chernihiv apartment-building strike
UpdatedThe injury count rose to 20, including two children.
Now
Later regional-authority count
The injury count rose to 20, including two children.
Watch
Does the casualty count change, and can the building be safely occupied?
The question is considered resolved whenA Chernihiv regional, city, police or emergency-service update establishing medical outcomes, resident accommodation and building safety.
Why does this matter?
The strike on a residential building caused a high number of injuries.
What are we watching next?
Does the casualty count change, and can the building be safely occupied?
The question is considered resolved whenA Chernihiv regional, city, police or emergency-service update establishing medical outcomes, resident accommodation and building safety.
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Verified timeline
Eighteen injured people were known.
The injury count rose to 20, including two children.
Origin families for this update: Associated Press · RBC-Ukraine, deduped with Chernihiv regional authority · UNITED24, deduped with Chernihiv authority and SES
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