A doctor who was eating near Krakow’s Main Market Square when a gunman opened fire at random later treated the victims and spoke to the BBC about the incident.
The shooting occurred in the city centre of Krakow, Poland, as two doctors were having a meal close to the historic market square. The gunman fired indiscriminately, prompting an immediate emergency response.
One of the doctors, who was present at the scene, provided medical assistance to those injured in the attack. The doctor’s prompt care was part of the wider emergency effort that attended to the victims.
In an interview with the BBC, the doctor described the shock of hearing gunshots while dining and the urgency of moving quickly to help the wounded. The doctor emphasized the importance of staying calm and focused under such traumatic circumstances.
Krakow, a major cultural and tourist hub in southern Poland, has rarely experienced such violent incidents. Authorities continue to investigate the motive behind the random shooting.
<small>Source: BBC News — read the original story there.</small>
