Doctors try to save the lives of 12 people after a terrorist attack in the center of a major city
The head of the Malopolska voivodeship Jan Klenchar spoke about the condition of victims in the shooting in Krakow

The head of the Malopolska voivodeship Jan Klenchar spoke about the condition of the victims of the shooting in Krakow. According to him, doctors are fighting for the lives of 12 people in hospitals, Polsat News reports.
“Among the injured 12 people in the triage system set a red level, that is, a threat to life,” said Klenchar.
The attack took place on Saturday evening. Unknown opened fire from a passing car in the city center. According to police, at least six people were killed, more than ten were injured. Among the victims are law enforcement officers, as well as a Russian citizen.
The attacker was arrested. He was also injured and is now in hospital.
According to media reports, the shooter was 25-year-old Michal O. from Ostrovets-Sventokrzyski, who previously served in the Polish army. In the trunk of his car found a large number of weapons and ammunition. Krakow Mayor Lukasz Gibala declared mourning in the city until November 11.



