Stall and progress of the injured employees after mass shootings in the UPMC Memorial

York County, Pa. (WHP) – After a mass shooting in the UPMC Memorial Hospital, in which two people had remained dead, the York County Hospital presented an update about the five people injured during the attack.

“After yesterday's tragic event, we are relieved that the injuries to the UPMC commemorative activity are medically stable and make progress in their recovery,” said the hospital in a Facebook post.

The shooter, identified as a diogenes, opened the fire and met three hospital employees: a doctor who was grazed by a ball, a nurse and a custodian. Another person was also injured after falling during the incident.

The tragic shootout also drove the lives of two people, including West York Borough Officer Andrew Duarte. Two other police officers hit shots are in stable condition and relax.

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Upmc Memorial's statement will be closed by the hospital up to further dismissals for visitors. The complete statement can be read below.

After yesterday's tragic event, we are relieved to report that the injuries of the UPMC memorial memorial are medically stable and progress in their recovery. We expand our sincere wishes for your complete and quick recovery. We have provided advice and spiritual care services to the employees on site, which will continue to be available in the coming week.

UPMC Memorial was closed to visitors at that time. We know that families and visitors are of crucial importance to help the patient heal, and we are working again to enable visits. There is no longer any police presence on campus, but the UPMC police and security have improved their presence and the campus is safe. The hospital continues to be redirected, but accepts all patients who arrive in the emergency room via a walk-in.

We thank the brave police officers and EMS providers who reacted to the incident, and our deepest sympathy for the family and colleagues of the officer, who sacrificed his life to save others, our deepest sympathy. We will be grateful for his bravery forever.

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