The Main Market Square in Krakow is reopened
Residents pay tribute to the victims of Saturday's attack, and cultural events in the city have been canceled
Quick Look
- The Main Market Square in Krakow was reopened after Saturday's attack.
- There is national mourning in the city, cultural events have been canceled, and residents are gathering to light candles.
- A solidarity rally is planned for Monday.
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Why It Matters
There was an attack in Krakow on Saturday. National mourning was declared in the city until November 11.
The Main Market Square in Krakow was opened at 6 p.m. - the security tapes were removed and residents and tourists were allowed to enter again.
On Sławkowska Street and at Mariacki Square - close to the place where the great tragedy occurred yesterday - people spontaneously gather and light candles.
National mourning continues in the city until November 11. As a gesture of solidarity with the victims, the St. Mary's bugle call was not played in Krakow for 12 hours. Today the Zygmunt Bell rang.
Concerts, performances and all events have been canceled in Krakow. He announced this, among others: National Stary Theater Helena Modrzejewska, Cricoteka, Kino Kijów, Philharmonic. Karol Szymanowski. Flags with girdles fly on trams, buses and city buildings.
An electronic book of condolence has also been launched in Krakow. Residents can pay tribute to the victims and express support for their families.
On Monday at A solidarity rally will be held on the Main Market Square in Krakow at 8 p.m., during which participants will honor the memory of the victims of Saturday's attack.
"In this difficult time, let's show solidarity and that Krakow will always be a proud, but also hospitable and open city," wrote the city's mayor, Łukasz Gibała, on social media.
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