India, Nov. 7 -- Six people were killed and 15 injured after shots were fired in a market square in Krakow, Poland, on Saturday, according to the Lesser Poland Voivodeship provincial authorities.

The assailant was nabbed after being wounded in a gunfight with police, news agency AP reported. The gunman reportedly opened indiscriminate fire at people as he drove by the Main Square. Police officials were also injured in the attack.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk headed to Krakow following the shooting, said government spokesman Adam Szlapka. "Today's event in Krakow has shaken all of Poland," he wrote on X.

Earlier, the prime minister had said that the police were investigating the incident.

Reacting to the incident, US ambassador to...