Regular check-ups, review of limits. Poland to tighten gun laws after Krakow attack

After the tragedy in Krakow, the Polish authorities intend to strengthen control over the circulation of weapons. It's from sb.by.

According to TASS, the Ministry of Internal Affairs is preparing amendments to the law, in particular, the introduction of mandatory regular medical examinations. They will affect not only the owners of weapons, but also athletes and hunters. In addition, it is planned to revise the rules for storing weapons in private homes, including the permissible volumes and rules.

The incident occurred on November 7 in the center of Krakow: a 24-year-old Pole opened fire on passers-by. As a result, six people died (including two foreigners), another 15 people were injured, including a Russian citizen. During the arrest, the attacker was wounded and later died in hospital. In the apartment of the man, law enforcement officers found the bodies of his parents and sister. The investigation qualifies the incident as a terrorist attack. In memory of the victims on 8 and 9 November in Poland declared national mourning.

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