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Baby still critical after mall car attack

A baby is still fighting for life on Saturday after becoming the youngest victim of the Bourke St mall and street car attack in Melbourne.

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MELBOURNE CBD ATTACK VICTIMS

THE FOUR DEAD

- A 10-year-old girl, a man, 25, and a woman, 32, who were each found at separate locations along Bourke Street on Friday and are not believed to be related.

- A 33-year-old, reportedly a father on his lunch break, died later in hospital.

THE INJURED

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- Police say 30 were injured and on Saturday morning grave fears were held for at least two critically wounded victims.

- Of the seven at The Alfred hospital, three were critical, one was serious and three were stable on Saturday.

- Eleven victims were taken to The Royal Melbourne Hospital after the attack, and on Saturday three were critical, two serious, four stable and two had been discharged.

- A critically ill three-month-old baby remained at the The Royal Children's Hospital on Saturday, along with a two-year-old in a serious condition and another child, nine, who was stable.

- Five people were stable in St Vincent's Hospital, three women in their 30s with multiple facial wounds and fractures and two men with leg fractures.

- Three people with non-critical injuries were taken to Epworth Healthcare on Friday but were discharged on Saturday.

- The rogue driver, 26, was shot in the arm by police and underwent surgery on Saturday. He is understood to be at The Alfred. It is unclear if he is counted among the numbers injured in the incident.

WINDSOR STABBING

- The driver allegedly stabbed his brother at Windsor early on Friday before going on the CBD rampage. He is believed to be in the same hospital as his brother.


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