In Krakow declared mourning until November 11 because of the shooting in the city center

The authorities of the Polish Krakow imposed mourning until November 11 after the shooting in the central square, which killed at least 6 people, another 15 were injured. It's reported by sb.by.

- I have just signed a decree declaring mourning in Krakow until November 11.

He said that there is a crisis settlement group in the city hall building.

As it turned out, shooting from a car at random people was opened by a 24-year-old Pole. During his detention, he was wounded by police and taken to hospital. Police found many firearms and ammunition in his car. The suspect had permission to carry weapons for sporting purposes, including a rifle and a pistol.

Among those killed in the shooting were four women and two men. Among the wounded are two police officers. One of them is in serious condition, he has three gunshot wounds. He's undergoing surgery.

Emergency response services are in place. The police are investigating.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk is heading to Krakow in connection with the incident. On the main square of Krakow there was a shooting: there are dead and wounded