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Sliven and Yambol Hospitals Report No Worsening for Crash Victims

Four people remain in intensive care in Sliven, one in a very serious condition with combined trauma, as hospitals report stable conditions for all injured.

By Lovin Bulgaria Newsroom
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There has been no change in the condition of people injured in a recent road accident, according to hospitals in Sliven and Yambol. The medical facilities issued an update on Wednesday, saying the situation of the injured remains stable.

In Sliven, four people are still being treated in the intensive care unit. One patient is in a very serious condition with combined trauma, while the others are being monitored closely by medical teams. The hospital did not provide further details on the patients' identities or the nature of their injuries beyond this information.

The hospital in Yambol also confirmed that there has been no worsening in the condition of those under its care, but no additional specifics were released. Authorities continue to monitor the situation and will provide updates as needed.

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