Georgia

Ministry of Health: Emergency teams transported 33 people to medical institutions from the protest. Of these, 13 were protesters, 4 were representatives of the media, and 16 were employees of Ministry of Internal Affairs.  

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**Emergency Medical Aid**

Emergency medical aid brigades took 33 people to hospitals after a protest. The group included:

* 13 protesters
* 4 media representatives (people who were reporting on the event)
* 16 police officers (employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs)

**Most People Are Safe**

The Ministry of Health said that all the injured are stable and none of their lives are in danger. Some have already left the hospital.

**Some Remain in Hospital**

Only a few people need to stay in the clinic, as recommended by doctors.

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