Bakı/26.09.23/Turan: The Azerbaijani authorities sent medical assistance to those injured in an explosion at a gasoline warehouse on the Khankendi-Askeran highway.
As stated in the message of the Presidential Administration of Azerbaijan, an ambulance with anti-burn medical supplies, dressings, gloves, medications (sprays, creams, painkillers, antibiotics, etc.) was initially sent to provide assistance to the victims on the Aghdam-Askeran-Khankendi road. treatment of 200 people.
As a result of the explosion, there were deaths, at least 200 people were injured, most of them in serious condition, reports the so-called “information headquarters” of the separatists in Khankendi.—06B-
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