Orlando Shooting: Last Survivor Discharged From Hospital

September 6, 2016 8:39 PM EDT

The last survivor of the Orlando shooting has been discharged from the hospital nearly three months after the attack on a gay nightclub.

Orlando Health announced the news on Twitter on Tuesday, withholding the patient’s identity but noting that the Orlando Regional Medical Center performed 76 operations on 35 survivors of the shooting at Pulse nightclub.

The June 12 shooting, which left 49 dead, was the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history. Last month, Orlando Health and Florida Hospital announced that no surviving victims would be charged for the care they received.

As of today, Orlando Regional Medical Center reports that all 35 Pulse victims who were patients at ORMC have been discharged. (1/3)
— Orlando Health (@orlandohealth) September 6, 2016

Additional information is unavailable. Since the incident, surgeons performed 76 operations on the victims. (2/3)
— Orlando Health (@orlandohealth) September 6, 2016

Our hearts and prayers are with the PULSE nightclub victims and their families as we continue to stand in support of our community. (3/3)
— Orlando Health (@orlandohealth) September 6, 2016

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