44 people injured in the terrorist attack at Crocus City Hall remain in serious condition, with 16 in extremely serious condition, according to the Russian Ministry of Health. The attack, which occurred on Friday, resulted in a death toll of 93, with the possibility of an increase as rescue operations continue.
Moscow Region Governor Andrey Vorobyov announced that victims of the attack will receive financial compensation from the region and city governments. Relatives of those who lost their lives will receive three million rubles, while those injured will receive one million rubles. In addition, children who lost a parent in the tragedy will receive monthly payments.
Rescue operations are ongoing at the scene, with nearly 500 personnel involved in dismantling the auditorium where the roof partially collapsed. The Russian Investigative Committee has warned that the death toll is expected to rise as work continues.
Eyewitness accounts from those present during the attack have emerged, detailing the chaos and horror that unfolded. The Kremlin has canceled all major events planned for the weekend, and many public events have been canceled while museums in the region are temporarily closed.
Russian state media has reported long queues at blood donation centers in Moscow as the city rallies together in the aftermath of the tragic attack. The nation mourns the lives lost and stands in solidarity with the victims and their families during this difficult time.