GettyAll 48 of the victims of the London Bridge terror attack who were sent to hospital have survived their injuries.
Following the savage attack on Saturday last week 48 people were taken to five hospitals across the city with 21 of those injured in a critical condition.
Amazingly though, thanks to the incredible work of the emergency services, all of those hurt are expected to make a full recovery The Evening Standard reports.
GettyLondon’s major trauma centre network is being praised for helping to save so many lives.
32-year-old Oliver Dowling and his girlfriend Marie Bondeville were among those injured on the bridge, with his sister revealing that Oliver needed a four hour surgery after he was stabbed in the neck, face and stomach.
GettyShe wrote on Facebook:
Doctors are very happy with how he’s come out the other side.
A massive thanks to the University of London Hospital for their tireless efforts in helping my brother out!!
Eight people were killed and at least 48 were wounded following the attack by three terrorists just after 10pm on Saturday.
GettyThe terrorists drove a van into pedestrians on London Bridge before attacking people with large hunting knives.
Assistant Commissioner of Met Police Mark Rowley confirmed all three of the terrorists were shot and killed within just eight minutes of the first call to emergency services.
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