Moscow-Yerevan bus crash: One survivor reported to be in critical condition
One of the survivors of a Moscow-Yerevan bus crash, which fatally overturned in Russia’s Tula region in November, continues to remain in the intensive care unit in a Tula hospital. He is said to be in critical condition. One more passenger is being treated in the Department of Traumatology of the same hospital. Two of the survivors receive treatment at Sklifosovsky Research Institute of Emergency Care. One of the two passengers discharged from the Tula hospital continues treatment at Surb Grigor Lusavorich medical center in Yerevan. The other has been sent home. The bus carrying 59 passengers – most of them citizens of Armenia returning home after seasonal migrant work – crashed near the city of Tula, after the driver lost control of the vehicle. Eight people were killed on the spot and more than four dozen were injured. , The bus was owned by the Armenian transportation company King Deluxe.
