Krakow's main market square remains blocked off after the mass shooting, and a spontaneous memorial has appeared at the site of the tragedy. Police continue to collect evidence and interview witnesses, reports reporter Aleksandra Klimovich. Local residents light candles from the morning in memory of the victims. The shooting in the central square of Krakow in Poland happened on November 7. The attacker, wearing a camouflage uniform, opened fire with a machine gun while driving in a car. At least six people were killed, another 16 were injured, including a Russian citizen. But it was announced in Poland on November 8 and 9. The state also organized an urgent blood collection for the seriously injured policeman Yakov Kulik, who fought with the attacker. He has a damaged lung and needs group IV blood with a positive Rh factor. The day before, the police found the bodies of three people in the attacker's apartment. Today it turned out that the dead are his father, mother and sister. More IZ RU news in max.