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A shooting at Kraków’s central market square on Saturday, 7 November 2026, left at least five people dead and more than ten injured. Police said the suspect was shot by officers and is now being transported to a hospital. According to a police spokesperson, the incident began around 3 p.m. local time when a vehicle entered the square and the driver opened fire at random on pedestrians. Police responded and fired at the suspect, who was then taken to a medical facility. The motive for the attack and the suspect’s identity remain unknown. President Karol Nawrocki expressed deep concern over the tragedy, offering condolences to the victims, the injured and their families. He said he is in contact with relevant authorities and is demanding a full account of the events. The chief of the National Security Bureau is reportedly traveling to Kraków, underscoring the government’s priority of protecting Polish citizens. Prime Minister Donald Tusk has been briefed on the situation, with the interior ministry providing updates. Kraków city officials are still confirming casualty figures and the condition of the wounded. No further details about the suspect or the motive have been released. Article source: Sing Tao Electronic Daily | Image credit: Sing Tao Electronic Daily
A shooting at Kraków’s central market square on Saturday, 7 November 2026, left at least five people dead and more than ten injured. Police said the suspect was shot by officers and is now being transported to a hospital. According to a police spokesperson, the incident began around 3 p.m. local time when a vehicle entered the square and the driver opened fire at random on pedestrians. Police responded and fired at the suspect, who was then taken to a medical facility. The motive for the attack and the suspect’s identity remain unknown. President Karol Nawrocki expressed deep concern over the tragedy, offering condolences to the victims, the injured and their families. He said he is in contact with relevant authorities and is demanding a full account of the events. The chief of the National Security Bureau is reportedly traveling to Kraków, underscoring the government’s priority of protecting Polish citizens. Prime Minister Donald Tusk has been briefed on the situation, with the interior ministry providing updates. Kraków city officials are still confirming casualty figures and the condition of the wounded. No further details about the suspect or the motive have been released.
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