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3She was in the proximity of the fountain at Einar Gerhardsen’s Square and sustained extensivewounds to the head/face, chest, arms and legs, fractures to the skull and facial bones and injuriesto both ears. The artery of her left upper arm was ruptured, causing injuries to nerves, musclesand ligaments of the same arm. Damaged tissue had to be removed from the chest. With washospitalized in Oslo University Hospital from 22 July until 26 August 2011, where sheunderwent several operations, inter alia to remove splints.11. Eivind Dahl Thoresen, born 16 February 1986He was in Grubbegata at Einar Gerhardsen’s Squre and sustained seropis wounds to the arms andlegs, as well as burns to one of his arms. Thoresen was hospitalized int Oslo University Hospitalfrom 22 July until the middle of August 2011 and underwent four operations, inter alia toremove splints.12. Harald Føsker, born 24 May 1944He was on the 4th floor of the H-block, in an office facing Grubbegata, and sustained extensivewounds and fracture injuries to the head/face, including a fractured jaw and extensive dentalinjuries, in addition to wounds on the arms and left flank. There was also pulmonaryhaemorrhaging and lesser bleeding in the brain. Multiple eye injuries have resulted insubstantially impaired vision in both eyes. Føsker was hospitalized in Oslo University Hospitalfrom 22 July until 24 August 2011, where he was operated on several times. Thereafter he was apatient at the Cato Rehabilitation Centre until 21 September of the same year.13. Anne Helene Lund, born 21 September 1987She was in the reception on the ground floor of the H-block and sustained serious head injuries,involving a cranial fracture, crush injuries to cerebral tissue and bleeding under the thinmeninges. Furthermore, she sustained inter alia a fracture of the facial skeleton, pressure injuriesto both lungs, injury to the liver and a number of wounds to the head/face and on both legs.Lund was hospitalized in Oslo University Hospital from 22 July until 22 August 2011, where sheunderwent life-saving treatment and was operated on several times. Thereafter she was a patientat Sunnaas Hospital until 17 November of the same year.14. Sissel Wilsgård, born 13 February 1950She was on the 7th floor of the H-block and sustained extensive wounds to the head and face.Her injuries were treated at the Oslo Emergency Clinic and several of them were closed with atotal of some 60 sutures. Wilsgård also sustained an injury to the left eye, resulting in impairedbinocular vision.15. Line Benedikte Nersnæs, born 8 May 1961She was on the 10 th floor of the H-block and was hit by an approximately 30 cm-long, fingerthickwooden splint that penetrated the head next to the left ear, passing backwards between thecranium and the skin. Nersnæs was treated at the Oslo Emergency Clinic, where the woodensplint was removed surgically and the wound closed with 27 sutures.16. Kristian Rasmussen, born 7 November 1980He was on the 1st floor of the government building R4 in an office facing Grubbegata andsustained inter alia serious head injuries involving bleeding between the brain and outermeninges, serious injuries to the abdomen involving inner bleeding, as well as a fracture of theneck. Rasmussen was hospitalized in Oslo University Hospital from 22 July until 10 August,where he underwent life-saving treatment and was operated on several times. Thereafter he wasa patient at Sunnaas Hospital until 15 September 2011.17. Tore Raasok, born 20 April 1956SEO005