Another passenger, who was injured in the Armenian bus crash in Russia, will be discharged from the Tula provincial clinical hospital on Thursday. 

Representatives of the Embassy of Armenia in Moscow informed the aforementioned to Armenian News-NEWS.am.

They added that another injured passenger will be discharged from the hospital next week.

“An injured, whose condition shows a positive change, is in serious condition, [but] has no complications,” the hospital staff informed.

And two other injured passengers, who are being treated in Moscow, are in stable condition.

Nine people were killed and over forty others were injured as a passenger bus, which was traveling from Moscow to Yerevan, crashed on November 3, in Tula Oblast (province) in Russia.

Russia has opened a criminal case into this bus crash, and on charges of “breaking the road traffic and vehicle operation rules.” A similar case has been filed in Armenia, too.

According to preliminary data, the bus driver, Garnik Harutyunyan, had fallen asleep at the steering wheel.

Harutyunyan has been taken into custody for two months.