Seven people needed medical treatment after the protest in Tirana on October 19, according to health authorities. Those treated included a police officer, a minor among the protesters, media representatives, and passersby caught up in the unrest. An update issued at 21:00 said four passersby had come to the University Trauma Hospital. One of them represented an international media outlet and left the hospital after receiving care. The evening report gave no further details on the condition of the others. The mix of injured, from uniformed officers to people with no role in the demonstrations, shows how clashes spill over onto bystanders. The count covers people on both sides of the barricade and those who never chose a side at all.