Chinese citizens were injured in St. Petersburg

November 28, 2008 in St. Petersburg, two hospitals in the city received three injured Chinese citizens.

The first victim - a 24-year-old worker from China - was taken to the Alexander Hospital from the Baltic Station Square with bruises on the soft tissues of the face. The victim is in St. Petersburg on a work visa and lives in Apraksin Lane.

Three hours later, another worker from China was brought to the same hospital from the Baltic Station. A 44-year-old man was diagnosed with a laceration of the lower eyelid of the right eye.

On the same night, the Mariinsky Hospital processed the hospitalization of a 40-year-old Chinese citizen, who was taken from house 25 along Liteiny Prospekt. He had a closed nose fracture.

Doctors sent telephone messages about hospitalization to law enforcement agencies. All three cases are under investigation.

Sources

• Within one night, two hospitals of the city received three injured citizens of the Celestial Empire // Academy of Sciences "Operational cover". 2008. December 1st.