Poland marks second day of mourning for six killed in Krakow shooting
A memorial Mass in Krakow included a message from Pope Leo XIV, while Zamość cancelled a concert and turned its bugle call towards the city.
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A 24-year-old identified as Michał O. opened fire at Krakow’s Main Market Square on November 7, killing six people and injuring 16; he died in hospital on November 9 after being shot by police. Poland observed a two-day national mourning, while prosecutors planned autopsies and a solidarity gathering was scheduled in Krakow.
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A memorial Mass in Krakow included a message from Pope Leo XIV, while Zamość cancelled a concert and turned its bugle call towards the city.