Police Officer Undergoes Surgery as Four Demonstrators Receive Medical Care

Ministry of Health has issued an updated report on the condition of people injured during protests in the capital, confirming that two police officers and four demonstrators are receiving medical care at the University Trauma Hospital.

According to the ministry’s update, issued at 5:50 p.m., one police officer is undergoing surgery for a head injury, while another remains under observation in the neurosurgery department.

The officer identified by the initials D.K. is reported to be in good health and is being monitored for further assessment.

The second officer, identified as F.R. and originally from Shkodër, is currently undergoing a surgical procedure due to a head injury, the ministry said.

Four protesters are also receiving treatment at the University Trauma Hospital. All four are reported to be in good health, according to the official statement.

However, one female protester, identified by the initials E.P., remains under intensive monitoring. The ministry said she is conscious and in good health, based on preliminary information.

The ministry also confirmed that no injured individuals are currently being treated at the University Hospital Center of Tirana (QSUT).

Authorities have not provided further details about the circumstances or severity of the injuries in the latest update.

The medical report comes amid heightened tensions following the protests in Tirana, with both demonstrators and police officers among those requiring medical attention.