The number of people injured in a Russian attack on a school in the Ukrainian city of Rivne has risen to 30, Ukraine's State Emergency Service (SES) said. Rescuers have finished clearing the rubble.
Early reports put the number of injured at 14, one of them in serious condition and three in moderate condition. The SES later updated the figure.
Falling debris from a Russian drone damaged the building. The second floor and part of the facade were hit, and a fire broke out after the strike.
In all, 64 rescuers and 13 pieces of special equipment took part in the work. They took down unsafe structures and cleared up after the strike.
SES psychologists helped the injured and other people who needed support.