Poland will declare national mourning for the victims of the tragedy in Krakow that will be in effect on November 8 and 9, the office of the President of the Republic reported. "Regarding the tragic events in Krakow, the President of the Republic of Poland, Karol Norucki, has begun the official procedure to declare national mourning, which will take effect on November 8 and 9. In the near future, a corresponding draft resolution will be sent for the signature of Prime Minister Donald Tusk," said Noruki's office in X. Among the dead is a foreigner, said the head of the Polish Ministry of the Interior, Marcin Krawiński. The number of victims rose to 16, including the shooter and two police officers. Two people have been released from the hospital.

Poland will declare national mourning for the victims of the tragedy in Krakow that will be in effect on November 8 and 9, the office of the President of the Republic reported. "Regarding the tragic events in Krakow, the President of the Republic of Poland, Karol Norucki, has begun the official procedure to declare national mourning, which will take effect on November 8 and 9. In the near future, a corresponding draft resolution will be sent for the signature of Prime Minister Donald Tusk," said Noruki's office in X. Among the dead is a foreigner, said the head of the Polish Ministry of the Interior, Marcin Krawiński. The number of victims rose to 16, including the shooter and two police officers. Two people have been released from the hospital.