The man who shot six people in Kraków has died
The man who killed six people and injured more than a dozen in the centre of the city of Krakow, Poland, last Saturday, died in hospital, according to the Polish authorities on Monday.
In the last few hours, the 24-year-old attacker has undergone several surgeries, but eventually died in the hospital, police said.
Polish President Karol Nawrocki, backed by Prime Minister Donald Tusk, has declared two days of mourning in memory of the victims, and today is the second day of mourning.
Of the six people killed, one is British, and there are also people of various nationalities among the more than a dozen injured, including several police officers.
The Polish Public Prosecutor's Office is investigating what happenedas a terrorist attack , believing that the aim was to harm as many people as possible.
On the other hand, the attacker is accused of murdering his parents and sister in his home before the attack on Krakow Market Square on Saturday.
You might like
The director of the Nvidia company is being investigated for his relationship with a Chinese spy
COP31 is underway with the challenge of turning climate commitments into concrete action
Russian statistical services have been hacked, bringing the death toll in the war to 400,000
Eisenkot announces "novel and unusual" political actions after taking over the task of forming a government in Israel
Climate meeting COP31 at Trukia, with the challenge of transforming commitments into agreements
The floods in Gaza have flooded the tents of 70,000 Palestinian displaced persons
A 5.7 magnitude earthquake shakes central Japan
The bodies found in the house of the Kraków attacker are his parents and sister
