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Poland has begun a two-day mourning period in response to a shooting incident in Krakow. Mourners gathered in the main market square to pay tribute to the victims, while police confirmed the identities of three deceased individuals found at the suspect's residence.
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Poland has begun a two-day mourning period in response to a shooting incident in Krakow. Mourners gathered in the main market square to pay tribute to the victims, while police confirmed the identities of three deceased individuals found at the suspect's residence.
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Poland begins two days of mourning over Krakow shooting
Poland observes mourning period following Krakow shooting incident