WorldBBCKrakow shooting updates: Main market square reopens after deadly shooting
Krakow's main market square has reopened after a gunman drove onto it and opened fire on Saturday, killing one person and injuring 16 others.
Of the 16 others injured in the attack, 15 are now stable - including two police officers who have emerged from comas. The suspect remains in critical condition.
A gunman drove onto Krakow's Main Market Square on Saturday afternoon and fired at random people, killing one person and injuring 16 others including two police officers.
The two police officers who were shot have emerged from comas and 15 of the 16 injured are now stable, while the suspect remains in critical condition.
The square reopened more than 24 hours later after police finished their inspection, with tourists describing the scene as surreal and unreal.
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