THREE MORE BODIES FOUND AT ATTACKER'S HOME

KRAKOW, NOVEMBER 8 /SRNA/ - Three bodies were found at the home of the attacker from Krakow, located about 200 kilometres from the city, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said.

"Poland has never before experienced such extreme acts of terrorism. That is how we must describe this brutal attack on people in Krakow," Tusk stressed.

Tusk said there were indications that the victims found at the attacker's home — two women and one man — were members of his immediate family.

Six people were killed in the attack, which took place in central Krakow yesterday. Three of the victims were Polish nationals, one was British, while the identities of the other two have yet to be established.

Among the 16 injured were nationals of Austria, Russia, Germany, Portugal and the United Kingdom.

The attacker is believed to have been inspired by far-right ideology.

Police said the attacker drove to Krakow's Main Square, a popular tourist attraction, yesterday afternoon and opened fire randomly at people, the BBC reported.