Attica fires: Eleven adults in critical condition in hospitals

Eleven adults who suffered serious burnt injuries in the fires are fighting for their lives in intensive care units in hospitals across Attica. A total of 51 adults and 4 children are still receiving medical treatment. Six adults were discharged from hospitals yesterday while reports say many other will also be released from hospital today.

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