At least five people were killed and 10 others injured in a shooting near the historic Main Market Square in Krakow, southern Poland, on Saturday afternoon, according to local media reports.
The attack reportedly occurred shortly after 3pm local time on Sławkowska Street, close to one of Poland’s most popular tourist destinations.
Polish broadcaster TVN24 reported the death and injury toll, citing information provided by the fire brigade.
According to RMF FM radio, the attackers were travelling in a vehicle towards the main square when they opened fire on people in the surrounding area.
The broadcaster also reported that a nearby shop and a tram sustained damage during the incident.
Emergency services were dispatched to the scene, with police, firefighters and medical personnel responding to the shooting. An air ambulance helicopter reportedly landed in the square as rescue operations continued.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk confirmed that police were investigating the incident and said he was receiving regular updates from the Interior Ministry.
Authorities have not yet established the identities of those responsible or disclosed a possible motive for the attack.
The circumstances surrounding the shooting remain under investigation, while the casualty figures are based on initial reports from Polish media and emergency services.