( CNN ) -- The unrest spreading through North Africa and the Middle East has reached the Persian Gulf nation of Bahrain , according to reports from the state news agency . At least three police officers and one demonstrator have been injured in clashes , the news agency reported . The injuries occurred during an attack on a police station during protests Sunday evening , the news agency said . After three officers were injured , police fired on protesters with rubber bullets , causing one injury , the news agency said . Further protests were scheduled to take place in Bahrain on Monday , making the country the latest in a string of nations to experience popular protests that began in Tunisia . Protesters who have organized on Facebook , Twitter and with e-mails want political reforms , including a constitutional monarchy . Recently , Bahrain 's King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa offered more than $ 2,500 to Bahraini families , ostensibly in celebration of Monday 's 10th annivesary of the adoption of the country 's National Action Charter . Bahrain hosts the headquarters of the U.S. Navy 's Fifth Fleet .
At least four people were injured in protests in Bahrain Sunday evening . More protests are scheduled for Monday . The government has said it will not allow any more demonstrations until the situation calms down and that protesters should leave Pearl Square by 6 p.m. Sunday.