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UPDATE: The number of wounded has risen to 15 people, among them three children, - head of the Chernihiv Military-Civil Administration Dmytro Bryzhynskyi

11 victims have been taken to the city's hospitals; four more received medical assistance on site.

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UPD: Кількість поранених зросла до 15 осіб, серед них троє дітей, - голова Чернігівської МВА Дмитро Брижинський

До лікарень міста доставлено 11 постраждалих, ще чотирьом надано медичну допомогу на місці.

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