Polish leaders join silent march in Kraków for mass shooting victims
UKPulse News Desk
Tens of thousands attended the silent march led by Poland's president and prime minister.
- A silent march was held in Kraków, led by President Karol Nawrocki and Prime Minister Donald Tusk.
- The march was in tribute to the victims of a mass shooting that killed six people and wounded 15 others.
Tens of thousands of people joined a silent march in Kraków on Monday evening, led by Poland's president and prime minister, in tribute to the victims of a mass shooting that shocked the country over the weekend.
They set off from the city's historic market square, where the attack unfolded on Saturday afternoon. Mourners stopped at a flower-covered memorial marking the spot where the gunman opened fire from his car.
Why this matters: The shooting has raised concerns about gun control and terrorism in Poland.
What this means for you: If you are a resident of Kraków or have family members affected by the shooting, this incident may be of concern to you.