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A group of students and chaperones from a high school in Albano Laziale were in the square in Krakow at the time of a shooting. The Italian embassy intervened to secure them.
In the square in Krakow at the time of the shooting there were also 34 students and 3 chaperones from a high school in Albano Laziale. According to what ANSA understands, they were secured by the Italian embassy which sent the director of the Institute of Culture in Krakow and the honorary consul.
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