Attack in Krakow, Latest Data on Injured. "First Good News"
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There is new information about those injured in the Krakow attack. Thirteen of those injured are currently being treated in six hospitals, and their condition is stable. Two patients have already been released from hospitals, including an Austrian citizen who was transported to his home country.
Lesser Poland Voivode Krzysztof Klęczar provided the latest information on the health of those injured in Saturday's attack in central Krakow. He emphasized that the attacker "did not win."
At the request of the officer who recovered first, a video call was arranged so the men could see each other. I know this conversation was sincere and kind. It gave them inner strength," Krzysztof Klęczar, Voivode of Małopolska, revealed during a press conference on Tuesday.
Thirteen people are being treated in six Krakow hospitals. (...) Their condition can be described as stable, the Voivode of Małopolska announced. Krzysztof Klęczar reported that within the last 24 hours, one injured person was discharged from the hospital, and another was transported to Austria. "This is the first piece of good news I can share with you," the Voivode said.
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