A third of the patients hospitalized after the Crans-Montana tragedy have been discharged, while the more severely injured are reported to be out of imminent danger according to a regional health official.
Following the tragic incident in Crans-Montana, health officials have reported that a third of the patients admitted in early January have been successfully discharged. The most severely injured individuals, who remained under critical care, are now said to be out of immediate danger, as stated by Guido Bertolaso, the regional health advisor. This positive update is particularly significant in the context of severe burns, where recovery can be unpredictable.
