Protesters Throw Stones at the Ministry of Education - Police Disperse Them with Water Cannons
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Protesters have gathered in front of the Ministry of Education. At first, the protesters threw stones at the Ministry, then the latter attempted to enter the institution. An increased presence of FNSH forces equipped with spacesuits and protective gear, as well as a water cannon, has been noticed in front of the Ministry of Education. So far, there have been no physical clashes between protesters or police officers. /Telegraph/
New tension arose early in the afternoon outside the Ministry of Education, when the protesters arrived there after the Prime Minister's Office, where they had university and educational staff as a shield at their side. The heavy police presence outside the ministry
New tension arose early in the afternoon outside the Ministry of Education, when the protesters arrived there after the Prime Minister's Office, where they had university and educational staff as a shield at their side. […]
New tension arose early in the afternoon outside the Ministry of Education, when the protesters arrived there after the Prime Minister's Office, where they had university and educational staff as a shield. The strong presence of the police outside the ministry triggered reactions and stone-pelting and the use of tear gas and water cannons began to disperse the crowd. A short while ago, the students returned with fireworks against the police, who…
The police in Tirana dispersed the protesters with tear gas and water cannons. Seven police officers were injured in the clashes.
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