House Explosion in Syracuse: Updates on Injured Families>

Summary:
In Syracuse, N.Y., a house explosion last week left several members of two refugee families injured. The explosion, caused by an open gas line, occurred at 205 Carbon St. during Eid al-Adha celebrations. Initially, two children were in critical condition but have since improved to fair condition. Three other victims, including an 8-month-old baby, remain in critical condition. Neighbors and firefighters quickly responded to the chaotic scene, rescuing victims from the rubble. A total of 12 people were hospitalized with various injuries. Local organizations have set up donation channels to support the affected families. Here’s a breakdown of the injured members and their current conditions:
Residents of 205 Carbon St.:

• Fuje Alam Bin Abdul Rahman, 42 – Critical
• Rajumah Begum Binti Dil Mohammad, 33 – Critical
• Mohammad Omar Bin Fuje Alam, 13 – Discharged
• Farmina Begum Binti Fuje Alam, 12 – Discharged
• Ennaiitu Rahman Bin Fuje Alam, 10 – Discharged
• Enamul Hassan Bin Fuje Alam, 8 – Discharged
• Nujumul Hassan Bin Fuje Alam, 3 – Fair
  Visiting Family:
• Mohamad Alam Sayed Alam, 34 – Discharged
• Yasmida Nur Muhammad, 29 – Discharged
• Ajidah Mohamad Alam, 5 – Discharged
• Suhana Mohamad Alam, 2 – Fair
• Rishma Mohamad Alam, 8 months – Critical
• Sumaya Mohamad Alam, 4 – Not admitted to hospital