The southern Polish city is visited by throngs of tourists from abroad Several foreigners are among those killed or injured in a shooting that took place in Poland’s second biggest city, Krakow, on Saturday afternoon, officials have said. Interior Minister Marcin Kierwiński said one foreigner was among the six dead. A further five were among the 16 injured. Four women and two men died, officials said earlier. The commander-in-chief of Poland's police Marek Boron said a British citizen is among the dead. The Portuguese Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed on Saturday evening that a Portuguese citizen is among the injured. At around 3 pm, a man drove into the city's Main Market Square and opened fire at random people from his vehicle, regional police said. Kraków, in southern Poland, is visited by millions of tourists every year. The cafe-lined historic Main Square, where the shooting took place, is one of the city’s biggest attractions and gathering places.
