Police have called on protesters gathered in front of the prime minister’s building to leave the area, warning that otherwise it will intervene.

If you don’t move, we’ll act, it’s taught to be a message conveyed by police effectives towards protesters.

Police call comes at a moment of tension before the prime minister, where citizens are gathered within the protest.

The presence of order forces and warning of intervention mark escalation of the situation in the area around the government building.

Otherwise, protests in Tirana have entered on the eighth day.

Protesters have also demanded Prime Minister Edi Rama’s resignation.

In recent days, protests have been accompanied by clashes between demonstrators and police, while damage to public and private items have been reported.

Authorities have used tear gas and Autobot water to disperse the crowd.