
The Media and Information Agency has reacted to information circulating on social networks about the health condition of students injured during the protest in Tirana.
MIA has called the claims that two students are intubated false, calling on citizens not to spread unconfirmed information.
The announcement emphasizes that official data on the health condition of the injured should be obtained from the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare.
"The information circulating on several Instagram pages and other platforms, according to which two students are intubated, is false!
Don't fall prey to misinformation!
We call on citizens not to believe and not to spread unverified information, which creates unnecessary panic and concern among the public and family members.
The Media and Information Agency calls on citizens to obtain information only through official and reliable sources, avoiding sources that spread false or misleading information.
"Official information on the health condition of people injured during the protest, whether protesters or State Police employees, is being provided by the competent institution, the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare ," MIA reports.
Meanwhile, the University Trauma Hospital has reported that four protesters are being treated and are out of danger. According to the SUT, 2 bystanders are hospitalized (out of danger) and 6 officers and two media persons have left after receiving treatment.
On the other hand, the QSUT has announced that a passerby, an employee of the diplomatic corps, is receiving treatment and 4 protesters have received treatment and left.