Over 30 people sustained injuries yesterday in Skopje following a severe storm, requiring medical attention at the city’s hospitals. The incidents were attributed to falling objects and debris caused by the adverse weather conditions. Medical facilities reported a significant influx of patients throughout the day.
At the University Clinic “St. Naum of Ohrid,” for instance, reports indicated that multiple individuals sought care. Specific treatment details highlighted varied levels of injury severity.
Among the patients seen, several received outpatient treatment for minor injuries, while others required more intensive care. One notable case involved a tourist who sustained leg injuries from a falling tree. While this individual required medical attention and hospitalization, surgical intervention was not deemed necessary for this specific injury.
Overall hospital records detailed multiple admissions and treatments. At one facility, 22 patients presented since the bad weather began, resulting in two inpatient admissions. Furthermore, among the various injured people, specialized care was administered, including one instance of surgery for a fractured finger.
The influx of patients underscored the impact of the storm, requiring a coordinated response from local medical professionals to manage the resulting injuries from the falling debris.
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