The number of casualties from the missile strike in Zaporizhzhia has increased, with two injured individuals reaching out to emergency services (photos included).

The number of casualties from the missile strike on a private clinic in the city center of Zaporizhzhia has increased, following the attack carried out by Russian forces on December 10. Currently, six people are reported dead and 22 injured, including one child.

Two of the injured managed to call for help from under the rubble of the collapsed building. This was reported by the press service of the State Emergency Service of Ukraine.

Two women trapped under the debris were able to dial "101" for assistance. Rescuers quickly determined their location and began rescue operations.

The women waited for help for over seven hours. Rescuers utilized special equipment to safely extract them from the wreckage. After their rescue, medical personnel examined the victims and transported them to the hospital.

In total, the State Emergency Service rescuers freed four individuals from the rubble. Unfortunately, it was later reported that another victim of the missile strike passed away in the hospital.

Rescue operations continue at the site. All city emergency services are on the scene, and psychologists from the State Emergency Service are assisting individuals in coping with the trauma experienced.

As a reminder, "Telegraph" previously reported that recently Russians struck Zaporizhzhia with KABs. As a result of this attack, 9 people were killed and another 19 were injured.