Schools and residential buildings: Sumy after the shelling

Sumy, March 24, 20525. The consequences of the shelling of the city.

In the video: apartment buildings, emergency medical vehicles, wounded residents, doctors providing assistance, damaged houses, broken windows, doors, balcony frames, a fire in an apartment, smoke, fire and rescue vehicles extinguishing a fire in an apartment, rescuers carrying and taking the wounded out of the house, employees of the Red Cross Society's rapid response team.

Note: On the afternoon of March 24, an explosion was heard in Sumy. As a result of the Russian strike, a fire broke out in a high-rise building. Windows in neighboring buildings were also damaged.
Ninety-four people sought medical assistance, including 71 adults and 23 children, and as of the morning of March 25, 101 injured people were known to have been injured.

Twenty-six buildings of various purposes and forms of ownership were damaged, including three schools, a kindergarten, a vocational school, an interschool training and production facility, a hospital, 16 residential buildings, a restaurant and entertainment complex, a service station, and an administrative building of a company. In total, more than 3,000 windows were smashed and roofs in eight apartment buildings and four private houses were damaged. The roofs of four apartment buildings need major repairs. Seven buildings remain without water and gas supply.