Gunfire in Poland's Krakow leaves at least 6 dead

At least six people have died in a shooting in the main market area of Krakow, Poland's second-largest city. The incident occurred on Saturday afternoon, local time.

A gunman opened indiscriminate fire in the busy market. Those who died include British nationals. News reports put the number of injured at 15 to 16.

Reports on the death toll differ. Thahakhabar and Onlinekhabar have put the toll at six. Ratopati, however, reported that at least nine people, including foreign nationals, died in the mass shooting at Krakow's main square.

According to Ratopati, the shooter is suspected to have been influenced by right-wing extremist ideology. Further details are awaited.