Terror Attack Shakes Krakow's Historic Market Square
A random gunman opened fire near the Main Market Square in Poland's second‑largest city, leaving dozens dead and wounded.
A gunman opened fire at random in Krakow, Poland's second‑largest city, with the shooting taking place near the Main Market Square.
The assault left six people dead and fifteen others wounded.
Police have classified the incident as a terror attack, and two doctors who were eating nearby later spoke to the BBC about the chaos.
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Doctor who treated victims of Krakow shooting speaks to the BBC
Two doctors were eating near the city's Main Market Square when a gunman began firing at random.
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6 killed, 15 wounded in Poland terror attack
Six people were killed when a gunman opened fire in Poland's second-largest city of Krakow. Fifteen others were wounded in what police called a terror attack.
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Facts this version was allowed to use
- A gunman opened fire at random in Krakow.
- Krakow is Poland's second-largest city.
- The shooting occurred near the city's Main Market Square.
- Six people were killed in the shooting.
- Fifteen others were wounded in the shooting.
- Police called the shooting a terror attack.
- Two doctors were eating near the Main Market Square when the gunman began firing; one of them later spoke to the BBC.
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