All nine patients injured in Brcko helicopter crash out of life-threatening danger

Two patients with more serious injuries have been transferred to the University Clinical Center for further treatment, while the others remain hospitalized in Brcko.

Director of the Brcko Health Center Jasmin Mehanovic said that all the injured had received appropriate medical assistance and treatment in accordance with established protocols.

"All patients are out of life-threatening danger, are mobile and have received care. They have been provided with the best possible and appropriate medical assistance. We are awaiting information from the Italian Embassy on further procedures and their possible transfer to their home country. Their doctors have reviewed the medical records and are preparing a plan for further transport," Mehanovic said.

He confirmed that one injured female EUFOR member was brought to the hospital in Brčko in extremely serious condition. Despite emergency intervention and the efforts of the surgical team to save her life, she succumbed to her injuries.

Mehanovic said that medical services had responded to the accident promptly and professionally, and that emergency medical teams had arrived at the scene within a short time and transported the injured to the hospital.

Upon their arrival, the patients were triaged and underwent the necessary diagnostic examinations, including CT scans and X-rays.

Mehanovic thanked all employees of the Brčko Health Center who took part in treating the injured, noting that the medical teams had demonstrated a high level of professionalism, organization and readiness in an emergency situation.