Gunman in Polish Mass Shooting Dies in Hospital, Police Say
A gunman, who killed six people and injured 16 in Krakow, died on Monday morning in hospital, the Polish police said on X, with authorities still searching for clues about the motive of his attack that shook the nation.
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