The number of people injured in the protest in Tirana has risen, while the official version from the Ministry of Health says 29 people are being treated at the University Trauma Hospital. The vast majority of them are police officers, but those injured also include protesters and a passerby.
29 people under treatment at the Trauma Hospital
According to the Ministry of Health, 29 people injured during the protest held in Tirana are currently receiving medical assistance at the University Trauma Hospital.
Of this total, 23 are police officers, 5 are protesters, and 1 person is reported to be a случайный passerby.
The official toll emphasizes police injuries
The figures made public by the institutions place the high number of injured police officers at the center, while also reporting injured people from the protesters’ side.
At this stage, no further official details have been given about the nature of the injuries, the circumstances of each case, or the extent of the harm suffered by those being treated.
No injuries reported at QSUT
According to the data reported by the health authorities, there are currently no people injured in the protest at the “Mother Teresa” University Hospital Center.
This means that the entire toll reported so far is concentrated at the Trauma Hospital.
The data available so far remain those of the health institutions, while the full picture of the clash still lacks more detailed clarification about the circumstances in which the police officers, protesters, and the reported passerby were injured.