section_path: Victims
section_name: Victims
paragraph_text: Victims
  
  Eleven people, ranging in age from 5 to 65, were killed and more than twenty-four others were injured, some critically. Nine of those killed were female and two were male. Vancouver General Hospital received several victims and announced a code orange, a mass casualty incident. On the following day, the Ministry of Health confirmed that 32 people (including the 11 dead) had been hospitalized, and that 17 remained in hospital. As of April 30, 10 remain hospitalized: seven injured critically and three injured seriously. One of the hospitalized victims is a 22-month-old boy while the rest are adults.
  
  Those killed were Maria Victoria Bjarnason (55); Jenifer Darbellay (50); parents Richard Le (47) and Linh Hoang (30), and their daughter Katie Le (5); Nerissa Pagkanlungan (46); Kira Salim (34), a founder of the band Marcha Nerd; Glitza Daniela Samper (30) and her parents, Glitza María Caicedo (60) and Daniel Samper (65); and Jendhel May Sico (27). Three of the victims were Filipino citizens, while the Le family was Vietnamese-Canadian, and the Samper family was Colombian.