Eight People Receive Medical Treatment After Protest in Tirana, Albania
Eight people were taken to university hospitals in Tirana for medical treatment following injuries sustained during today’s protest, according to preliminary information from Albania’s Ministry of Health and Social Welfare.
Those seeking medical assistance included a member of the Albanian Parliament, a police officer, two media representatives, and four protesters.
According to the ministry, six individuals were treated at the Mother Teresa University Hospital Center (QSUT): one lawmaker, one female media representative, and four protesters. All six were discharged after receiving medical treatment.
Meanwhile, two other individuals — a police officer and another media representative — sought treatment at the University Trauma Hospital (SUT).
The figures are based on preliminary information released by the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare.





