QSUT: 11 injured during protest, including 3 minors, 3 police officers and 2 bystanders

Tirana University Hospital Centre (QSUT) has updated its figures on the condition of those injured during the protest, as of 6:45 p.m.

According to the statement, a total of 11 people have sought medical assistance, including protesters, minors, police officers and bystanders.

Full statement:

Update / Injuries during the October 16, 2026 protest, as of 6:45 p.m.

University Hospital Centre:

11 injured:

  • 6 protesters (including 3 minors)
  • 3 police officers
  • 2 bystanders

Currently receiving treatment at the hospital’s emergency department:

  • 2 protesters, both in good condition and undergoing medical examinations.
  • 1 police officer in good condition.

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