Dublin Civil Defence volunteers assist victims after Kraków shooting
World · First reported 7 Nov, 20:11 · Updated 20:16
Six Dublin Civil Defence volunteers who were visiting Kraków provided medical help to people injured in a shooting in the city’s Main Market Square. RTÉ reported six deaths and 16 injuries; The Journal’s supplied snippet also reported that the volunteers rushed to help victims.
- Six Dublin Civil Defence volunteers were on a city break in Kraków and were close to the shooting in the Main Market Square.
- The volunteers provided medical assistance, including CPR and hemorrhage control, after the scene was safe.
- RTÉ reported six people killed and 16 injured, including two police officers.
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- Volunteers
- Six Dublin Civil Defence members were visiting Kraków.
- Location
- Main Market Square, Kraków.
- Reported deaths
- Six: four women and two men.
- Reported injuries
- Sixteen, including two police officers.
- Medical aid
- Volunteers provided CPR and hemorrhage control.
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- An earlier Lux story reported that Polish authorities found three bodies at the suspect’s home and said investigators were examining his background and the attack’s circumstances. [12fbd8a0-5eb2-4797-a2fa-53492e27a591]
- An earlier Lux headline reported that five people had been killed in the Main Market Square shooting; its summary said injury figures differed across accounts. [62d6248f-cfe7-4a16-9aa6-cc31f506a3f7]
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