Polish Interior Minister commented on the condition of victims in the shooting in Krakow
Polish Interior and Administration Minister Marcin Kerwinski told reporters that thirteen of the wounded in the Krakow shooting were in serious condition

Polish Interior and Administration Minister Marcin Kervinski told reporters that thirteen of the wounded in the shooting in Krakow are in serious condition.
He said sixteen people remain in the city's hospitals, with thirteen admitted with a red code, medical activities are ongoing and no further details have been provided. According to preliminary data, there are five foreigners among the wounded, and five of the sixteen victims are citizens of other countries.
Earlier on Saturday evening, Polish police said that in the center of Krakow, an unknown person opened fire from a passing car, after which it became known about six dead and more than ten wounded, among whom were police officers. The attacker was detained, he was injured and is in hospital.
Earlier it was reported that Tusk demanded to stop speculation on blood in Krakow.



