1,066 treated, five hospitalized:

Catalan wellbeing specialists said on Friday that 991 individuals were dealt with on October 1, the day the submission occurred, and a further 75 appeared at medicinal focuses in the three days that took after, bringing the aggregate to 1,066. 

More than 80 for every penny of those looking for treatment announced wounds, while 28 individuals revealed freeze assaults, two experienced conjunctivitis, 36 swooned and 30 detailed head blackouts. 

Five individuals were truly harmed and hospitalized, incorporating a man with a heart assault, a man with right eye wounds – caused by a police elastic slug – and three instances of cracked bones. 

All have since been released. 

Experts additionally said 11 Spanish cops and one Catalan cop got therapeutic care. 

As indicated by a Spanish Interior Ministry check from two weeks back, the quantity of harmed Spanish cops was 431. 

Pictures of mob outfitted police harsh dealing with Catalan group outside surveying stations have caused universal shock, yet the Spanish government has said reports of viciousness have been extraordinarily overstated by the Catalans. 

In the repercussions of the October 1 vote, a few pictures flowing via web-based networking media and held up as confirmation of police ruthlessness were resolved to be phony or not identified with the occasions in Catalonia. 

A main authority in Spain's controlling People's Party, Fernando Maillo, called Catalan harmed measurements "an entire sham, a total lie," and Prime Minister, Mariano Rajoy, on Friday rehashed that police acted legally with the full help of the legislature. 

On October 2, UN Human Rights Chief, Zedi Al Hussein said he was "extremely aggravated." He reviewed that "police reactions should consistently be proportionate and vital," and asked "intensive, autonomous and unbiased examinations concerning all demonstrations of savagery."

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