Hospitals still treating 63 victims

Last updated at 10:56 10 July 2005


A total of 63 victims of the London terrorist attacks remain in the capital's hospitals today.

At the Royal London in Whitechapel 17 people are still being treated, seven of them in intensive care.

One, a white woman who remained unidentified last night, has since been named, a spokesman said.

Another 15 are in Bloomsbury's University College Hospital, five in intensive care.

The Royal Free in Hampstead has seven patients, all in a stable condition, and one is expected to be discharged later today.

In St Mary's Hospital, Paddington, five patients remain, two are critical but stable and three stable.

The Chelsea and Westminster Hospital's specialist burns unit has four patients, all of whom are stable, after two were discharged late last night.

Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Trust said 13 blast victims remain at the hospital.

One patient was described as critical but stable, and the rest as stable. Five of the patients underwent surgery yesterday.

Two adults being treated at Great Ormond Street Children's Hospital are "doing reasonably well" and may be discharged sometime in the next 24 hours, a spokesman said.

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