In Barda Diagnostic Center there are three residents of the Aghdam region, wounded during yesterday's shelling. The head physician of the hospital Fesad Huseynov said the people received shrapnel wounds, but their state of health is moderate now.
One of the wounded, Elghiz Garayev said that their village Garadagli was heavily shelled. He received shrapnel wound to the head. According to him, in the village there is a lot of destruction. His cousin’s house, which had just been built and not yet inhabited, was completely destroyed.
The other four wounded locals are in Aghdam District Hospital and the military hospital.
It should be noted that a large group of local and foreign journalists is visiting the front line today. -16 / 03D-
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