Health Ministry: 14 Injured During Protests, Police Officers and Protesters Still Receiving Medical Treatment

The Ministry of Health and Social Welfare has provided the latest update on the condition of those injured during the protests.

According to the official statement, a total of 14 injured people were admitted to the University Trauma Hospital, including eight police officers, four protesters and two minors.

Four police officers are currently still receiving medical care at the hospital. Two of them are in good condition, while one officer from Shkodra remains under intensive monitoring.

Four protesters are also receiving medical treatment at the hospital and, according to the ministry, are in good condition.

Regarding the two minors, one has been discharged from the hospital in good health and is no longer in danger after receiving the necessary treatment. The minor was discharged accompanied by a parent, under the supervision of the medical team and in the presence of a psychologist.

Meanwhile, only one police officer was admitted to the Mother Teresa University Hospital Centre. After receiving medical treatment, the officer was discharged following doctors’ recommendations.

The Health Ministry’s update reflects the situation as of 4:15 p.m.

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