First Aid Tents Set Up Behind Prime Minister’s Office for Injured Police Officers

Several first aid tents have been set up this Monday behind the Prime Minister’s Office to provide medical assistance to police officers injured during the student protests.

As seen in the footage, the tents are also equipped with tables to facilitate the provision of first aid.

Dozens of police officers have been injured during clashes with protesters, who threw stones and other hard objects at them.

Meanwhile, today’s protest, now in its seventh consecutive day, has remained peaceful so far.

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