The death toll in Crocus city has reached 93 people
The number of dead in the terrorist attack in Crocus City Hall has risen to 137 (updated)
The bodies of 137 victims of the terrorist attack, including three children, were found in the Crocus City Hall, the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation reported in the evening of 24 March. Earlier it was reported about 133 dead.
Sixty-two bodies have been identified, the rest require DNA expertise.
154 people were injured.
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(2024-03-23)
The numner of killed in terroristik attack in Moscow reached 133 person
New bodies were found during the removal of the rubble in the Crocus city concert hall. The total number of people killed in the terrorist attack on 22 March increased to 133. This was reported by the Investigative Committee of Russia in the evening of 23 March.
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The death toll in Crocus city has risen to 115 people
As of noon on 23 March, the death toll had risen to 115 people, the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation said (updated)
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The death toll in Crocus city has reached 93 people
The death toll in the terrorist attack in Crocus city has reached 93 people, the Investigative Committee of Russia reports.
The department clarified that “the death toll will further increase.”
The causes of death were gunshot wounds and poisoning by combustion products.
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