The Ram Manohar Lohia hospital, which has taken an important role in treating victims since Saturday after the serial bomb blasts, is still attending to five patients whose conditions have been categorised as serious.

"Among the critical patients, one Vikas Anand (25) was admitted with gross injuries in his liver, spleen, stomach, large intestine and had underwent an five-and-a-half hour operation last evening", RML CMO S K Sharma said.

We are monitoring his situation in the ICU, Sharma said.

Anand had received splinter injuries around his neck region after he was trapped in the Karol Bagh blasts.

Among others who are either critical or serious are: Rama (35) and Shama (20) who have received head injuries and they have been put on ventilators.

Tahir's (22) condition, another victim, is critical with a severe head injury.

Twenty-seven-year-old Kashyap Rawat, who is now out of the ICU, is still oblivious to the fact that he had lost his fiance Kamini in the blasts at Central Park on Saturday.

Rawat was admitted with a fractured cervical spine to the hospital.

Thirty-year-old Shailesh is critical with injuries on his abdomen and is also on ventilator.

There are 18 other patients who are being constantly monitored but are stable, an official spokesperson of RML said.

According to official data available with different hospitals, Jessa Ram has 14 people who are stable, Lady Hardinge Medical College four, Ganga Ram nine with three in critical condition and Jeevan Mala hospital at Vasant Kunj five patients.