TIRANA, Oct. 14 /ATA/ – The Ministry of Health and Social Protection said on Wednesday that four protesters and one police officer had received medical care following a protest in Tirana, with no deaths reported at hospital facilities.
One protester was taken to the University Trauma Hospital, where he is undergoing medical examinations. He is conscious and in good condition, the Ministry said.
A police officer was also treated at the hospital and discharged on medical advice after receiving the necessary care.
Meanwhile, three protesters with minor injuries were admitted to the Mother Teresa University Hospital Centre (QSUT). Two were discharged after treatment, while the third remained under medical supervision but was not in life-threatening condition.
The Ministry of Health and Social Protection said it was monitoring the situation in continuous coordination with relevant authorities and would provide further updates.
It also dismissed as false information circulating on social media claiming that someone had died at the University Trauma Hospital.
“No deaths have been reported at hospital facilities. The highest level of medical care is being provided to everyone injured,” the Ministry said.
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