Poland’s government has declared two days of national mourning and increased security measures in major cities following a shooting in Krakow.
Reuters reported on Sunday, November 8, that the shooting took place on Saturday in Krakow’s historic Main Square, killing six people and injuring 16 others.
According to the report, two police officers and the suspected gunman were among the injured. The 24-year-old suspect was taken to hospital following the incident, and his condition was reported to be critical.
During the investigation, police also found the bodies of the suspect’s father, mother and sister at his home. Their bodies showed signs of gunshot wounds.
One of those killed has been identified as a British national. Five foreign nationals from Austria, Germany, Portugal, Russia and the United Kingdom were also among the injured.
