Previous to 12 December when new figures were released, casualty reports listed 30 dead including 13 MSF staff (three of them doctors[40]), ten patients, and seven burned beyond recognition and as yet unidentified. MSF reported that six intensive care patients were burned to death in their beds, and another patient died after staff had to leave the individual on the operating table.[2][5][41][42] They reported that the 12 staff killed were all Afghan nationals, and that all three of their international staff members who were present survived.[43] A review of the incident released on 7 November by MSF reported that some medical staff were decapitated and lost limbs to shrapnel and others were shot from the air as they tried to flee the burning building.[7]