EDITORS NOTE: Graphic content / Emergency doctors, police officers and firefighters stand near the site of a burnt psychiatric hospital in Odessa on June 10, 2019. - Six people died when fire swept through a psychiatric hospital in the Ukrainian city of Odessa, authorities said June 11. The fire erupted late Monday evening in the one-storey building, Ukraine's Emergency Service said in a statement. The cause was not immediately clear. (Photo by Alexander GIMANOV / AFP)
EDITORS NOTE: Graphic content / Emergency doctors, police officers and firefighters stand near the site of a burnt psychiatric hospital in Odessa on June 10, 2019. - Six people died when fire swept through a psychiatric hospital in the Ukrainian city of Odessa, authorities said June 11. The fire erupted late Monday evening in the one-storey building, Ukraine's Emergency Service said in a statement. The cause was not immediately clear. (Photo by Alexander GIMANOV / AFP)
EDITORS NOTE: Graphic content / Emergency doctors, police officers and firefighters stand near the site of a burnt psychiatric hospital in Odessa on June 10, 2019. – Six people died when fire swept through a psychiatric hospital in the Ukrainian city of Odessa, authorities said June 11. The fire erupted late Monday evening in the one-storey building, Ukraine’s Emergency Service said in a statement. The cause was not immediately clear. (Photo by Alexander GIMANOV / AFP)Six people died when fire swept through a psychiatric hospital in the Ukrainian city of Odessa, authorities said Tuesday.
The fire erupted late Monday evening in the one-storey building, Ukraine’s Emergency Service said in a statement. The cause was not immediately clear.
“Six people died and four have been hospitalised,” the statement said. Nine other people escaped unharmed.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said he regretted the “terrible tragedy” and directed Prime Minister Volodymyr Groysman to set up a committee to investigate.
