17 injured in the UAV attack remain in the Novorossiysk hospital.

Of the 29 people injured in the drone attack in Novorossiysk, 17 remain hospitalized. According to authorities, residential buildings, a clinic, businesses, and educational institutions were damaged as a result of the attack.

As reported by "Caucasian Knot", last night, according to the governor of Kuban Veniamin Kondratiev, four people, including a child, died in the drone attack on Novorossiysk, and another 29 were injured. According to the Ministry of Health, 28 people were hospitalized, including two children.

17 injured remain hospitalized

In hospitals after the UAV attack on Novorossiysk, 17 people remain, four of whom are in serious condition, reported the operational headquarters of Kuban in its Telegram channel at 13:21 Moscow time.

"According to updated data, windows were damaged at school No. 15 and kindergartens No. 10 and No. 22 in Novorossiysk – children are at home. The consequences of the attack will be promptly addressed. The building of the adult clinic was also damaged. Patients are temporarily being received at the premises at 11 Pervomaiskaya Street," the publication states.

Three businesses were damaged as a result of the attack

As a result of the attack, eight houses, three businesses, and a church building were damaged, reported the head of Novorossiysk, Andrey Kravchenko, in his Telegram channel. He did not specify which three businesses were damaged or the extent of their damage.

According to the city head, 17 injured people are receiving treatment at the city hospital. "The building of clinic No. 2 received serious damage – operational services are currently working there. Patient reception has been temporarily suspended and is being conducted at 11 Pervomaiskaya Street in the children's outpatient department and day hospital," the official wrote.

In addition, the water supply on Magistralnaya Street was damaged, and Vodokanal specialists are working on its restoration, Kravchenko added. According to him, the trolleybus contact network was also damaged on Sovetov and Magistralnaya Streets, and its restoration was completed by 13:49 Moscow time.

"Specialists are inspecting the areas for fragments of UAVs, and house-to-house inspections are beginning. Damage assessment acts will be drawn up for each address for subsequent regional and municipal payments," the city head reported.

Andrey Kravchenko illustrated his publication with a video showing a multi-story residential building with traces of fire and broken windows. Around the house, debris from the facade is scattered on the ground. In another part of the video, private houses with destroyed walls and roofs are shown.

Recall that residents of the region have repeatedly pointed out the inaccessibility and unsuitability of shelters from drones. For example, on August 9, a resident of Krasnodar complained that during an air raid, she could not get to a shelter with her children because it was closed.

On August 24, Krasnodar residents reported that during the night drone attack, they could not access the basements designated as shelters. On September 8, citizens again stated that some basements remain closed, and some rooms designated as shelters lack ventilation and a safe exit.