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Baku/07.04.22/Turan: The death toll in the April 3 gas explosion at a nightclub in Baku has risen to two.
Fergana Eynullayeva, born in 1999, died on April 6 in hospital, TƏBİB (United Territorial Medical Unit) reported. The agency stressed that she was one of the seriously injured patients admitted to the intensive care unit with third-degree burn injuries, she had 60-62 percent body burns.
Twelve people are currently being treated at medical facilities. At that, nine of them are in TəBİB-subordinated health facilities, including four in intensive care units. Health condition of one of those placed in intensive care units remains critical.
As a result of a gas explosion in a nightclub in Baku 43-year-old club employee Maya Akhundova was killed, 37 other people were injured.
On the fact of the incident a criminal case was opened for violation of fire safety standards and negligence. Three people were arrested, including a state fire department inspector. -06В-
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