Jonas Klaassen

We've admitted six patients to the hospital, five of them with gunshot wounds. Of the five that received gunfire, four have been admitted for surgery, and they all have major injuries. One of them has sustained life-threatening injuries.

Yeah, that's true. The patients that we've admitted, five of them we received within the first hour. And the last patient we received within three hours, something like that. So, of course, there might have been patients that would have been salvageable. that we couldn't reach because of the ongoing life-threatening violence.

We have a university hospital with many hundreds of beds, so we could quickly really free up services for surgery, services for intensive care, and also hospital beds.

Yeah, all were adults.

That is very true. That is our major challenge now. There are so many people that have been touched by this traumatic incident. For many of the people in Örebro, this is really something life-changing. We have never seen violence like this before. So now we're focusing on actually acute crisis support, you could say, for the many people that have been touched by this.