The extent of injuries sustained by individuals as a result of the ongoing violent post-general election protest action taking place across Guyana are now coming to the fore.
Police Sergeant Punit Ibaran, who was attacked by armed protesters on Friday night, sustained two broken arms, a chop wound to the back of his head and lacerations about his body.
Ibaran was among three police officers who were attacked by an angry mob in the village of Cotton Tree.
Sewdat Hansraj, 18, who is alleged to have attacked Ibaran, was shot dead by police during the incident.
The other two police officers injured during the incident were constables Ron Grant and Jafta Fraser. Grant and Fraser were yesterday discharged from the New Amsterdam Hospital. Ibaran remains hospitalised.
Three other police officers, including an assistant superintendent, were also injured in another protest action in the village of Tain.
Woman police constable Tussie Wallerson suffered a fractured foot while her colleague Shomeika Wickham received other injuries after being stoned by protestors.
The Guyana Police Force yesterday said the officers will be provided with the necessary counseling required.
Six school children who were also injured after the bus carrying them to classes was stoned by protestors in the Bush Lot Village, Mahaica-Berbice area have all been discharged from hospital.
The injured children have been identified as Christopher Srikishun, Orissa Noble, Roen Bobb, Beyonce Knoble and Jahia Phillander from the Fort Wellington Secondary School and Mariah Jacque from the Bush Lot Secondary School.
Bobb suffered a gash on his head after being struck.
The other children sustained cuts and lacerations about their bodies.
Minister in the Ministry of the Presidency Simona Broomes, on behalf of President David Granger, visited the home of the six injured children yesterday.