Foreign Ministry update: 2 Armenians injured in Moscow subway accident

Foreign Ministry update: 2 Armenians injured in Moscow subway accident
July 16, 2014 - 12:08 AMT

PanARMENIAN.Net - Armenian Foreign Ministry released updated information about victims of the Moscow subway accident that left over 20 dead on Tuesday, July 15, Aysor.am reported.

“According to information provided by Armenian embassy in Russia, there are ethnic Armenians among those injured in the accident that occurred in Moscow subway this morning,” the ministry statement said.

Kocharyan Mary, 20, was transported to Moscow hospital No 67 with a spinal fracture and a brain injury; Bulghadaryan Anna, 23, was transported to Moscow hospital No 79 with a forearm fracture and traumatic shock.

The Armenian embassy said Mary Kocharyan is in an intensive care unit. She is in critical condition. Anna Bulghadaryan is also in an ICU, but her condition is of medium gravity.

An Armenian embassy diplomat visited the hospitals to get information about the condition of both women. Their citizenship is still unknown.

Photo: ITAR-TASS
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