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Five dead after gunman opens fire ‘at random’ in Kraków market square

The Guardian World Saturday 07 November 2026, 16:59 UTC By Donna Ferguson 1 min read

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Reports say man fired shots from from his car in Poland’s second city before being caught while trying to fleeKraków shooting – latest updatesFive people have been killed and more than a dozen injured after a shooting in a market square in Kraków, Poland. A man who had driven into the square at about 3pm began “firing at random people from his car”, according to a statement by local police on X. Continue reading...

Reports say man fired shots from from his car in Poland’s second city before being caught while trying to flee

Kraków shooting – latest updates

Five people have been killed and more than a dozen injured after a shooting in a market square in Kraków, Poland.

A man who had driven into the square at about 3pm began “firing at random people from his car”, according to a statement by local police on X.

Kraków (ORG) Poland (LOCATION) X. Continue (ORG)

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