Six people were killed and at least 15 others were injured in a shooting in the historic center of Krakow, southern Poland, on Saturday, according to Polish media reports.

The shooting occurred shortly after 3 pm local time (1400 GMT), near the city’s Main Market Square, one of Poland’s busiest tourist destinations.

Polish broadcaster TVN24 reported the casualty figures, citing the fire brigade.

According to RMF FM radio, attackers travelling in a vehicle along Sławkowska Street towards the main square fired at people in the area.

The broadcaster reported damage to a shop and a tram.

Emergency services responded to the scene, with an air ambulance helicopter landing in the square. Authorities urged people nearby to take shelter.

Prime Minister Donald Tusk said police were investigating the shooting and that he was receiving updates from the Interior Ministry.

A 25-year-old man in a military uniform was reportedly detained by police.

Witnesses reported that around 20 shots were fired during the attack.

Four women and two men have reportedly been killed, with at least 15 others injured, including two police officers.

Police have dismissed earlier reports of two gunmen. Reports say that a man opened fire from a vehicle at people in Krakow’s Main Market Square.

Onet identifies the alleged gunman as Michał O. from Ostrowiec Swietokrzyski, reporting that he held permits for two firearms. He was shot, detained and is undergoing surgery. His condition Is reportedly stable.

Police say they have no credible information indicating a threat elsewhere in Poland. Authorities are collecting video evidence and warning against misinformation. (Anadolu Agency, excluding headline)

•Police cars are parked in a cordoned off area after a shooter opened fire in a market square in Krakow, Poland, Saturday, Nov. 7, 2026,