A Polish man opened fire in Krakow's Main Market Square on Saturday afternoon, killing six people and injuring 15 others. The attack occurred in a busy tourist area, with the gunman driving into the square and firing randomly. Police shot and wounded the suspect after a brief confrontation.
The incident took place around 3 p.M. Irish time, with witnesses describing the scene as chaotic. Authorities confirmed the number of casualties, with six confirmed dead and 15 injured. The suspect, a Polish citizen, is believed to have acted on far-right views. The attack has prompted national mourning in Poland, with flags flown at half-mast and two days of mourning declared.
This is the second major shooting in Krakow this year, following an incident in January that left three people dead. The current attack has raised concerns about security in the city, which is a major tourist destination. The suspect is currently in custody, and an investigation is ongoing. The incident has shocked both locals and international visitors, with many expressing shock and sadness on social media.
