Ziv Medical Center in Tzfat released an update Tuesday morning on the condition of those wounded in the blast at Ramim Ridge in the north.
As of 07:30, thirteen victims remain hospitalized, after one was discharged Monday night.
Both underwent surgery following the explosion that killed a ninth-grader; one remains sedated and ventilated | Nine other children hospitalized in light condition | One victim discharged Monday night
Ziv Medical Center in Tzfat released an update Tuesday morning on the condition of those wounded in the blast at Ramim Ridge in the north.
As of 07:30, thirteen victims remain hospitalized, after one was discharged Monday night.

According to the hospital, two children are in the pediatric intensive care unit in serious but stable condition. Both underwent surgery for their injuries, and one remains sedated and ventilated.
Two additional victims are hospitalized in the adult surgery ward in light to moderate condition. Nine children are hospitalized in the pediatric ward in light condition.
The hospital continues to monitor the victims and provide medical care according to the severity of their injuries.
At Galilee Medical Center, seven of the eight victims brought to the hospital remain hospitalized: three in serious condition, one moderate, and four light. Three of them underwent surgery.
Two of the victims are in the pediatric ICU in serious condition. The remaining five are in pediatric surgery, one in serious condition and the rest moderate to light.
The tragedy occurred Monday during a hike by students from the ORT Maalot high school yeshiva in the Ramim Ridge area, near the Lebanese border.
Elazar Yair Wilensky z"l, a ninth-grade student, was killed in the blast, and some 23 students and staff were wounded.
According to the IDF's preliminary investigation, the source of the explosion was most likely a cluster bomblet left in the area following Hezbollah rocket fire.
One of the students is believed to have picked up the unexploded ordnance during the hike, and it detonated shortly afterward. The circumstances of the incident remain under investigation.

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