The Ministry of Health has announced that 23 people injured as a result of violent protests in Tirana presented themselves today at the Trauma hospital. Among the injured are 17 police officers, 1 protester (a minor), 1 media representative and 4 passersby.
Full announcement
The Ministry of Health and Social Welfare informs that during today 23 injured people received medical care at the University Trauma Hospital:
17 police officers
1 protester (a minor)
1 media representative
4 passersby
Currently, in the UTH emergency department, 1 police officer is receiving treatment, while the media representative has been admitted for further examinations; her health condition is good.
From October 13 onward, the number of people admitted to hospital and continuing to receive treatment has reached 14: 5 police officers, 4 protesters, 4 passersby and 1 media representative.
At the “Nënë Tereza” University Hospital Center, 5 injured people presented themselves:
2 police officers
3 protesters
Currently, only one of the police officers continues to receive medical care in the emergency department, while the other persons have left after receiving medical advice.
The MoHSW expresses its gratitude and thanks to all doctors, nurses and health teams who, with professionalism, dedication and responsibility, are providing the necessary care for every injured person, while remaining committed to its permanent mission of protecting the health and lives of citizens, guaranteeing healthcare with dedication, without discrimination and in every circumstance.