British man shot in Krakow still in hospital. Witnesses describe moments of horror

A 19-year-old British man, Harry Marchant, was shot during an attack in Krakow, where four Polish citizens, a British citizen, and an Austrian were killed. Witnesses described the chaotic scene as they fled for safety. Marchant's family expressed gratitude for the medical staff and requested privacy as he recovers. The attack left 15 others injured, including two police officers. Two British twins, Sienna and Rimini Chapman, recounted their terrifying experience, highlighting the confusion and fear during the incident. They sheltered in a café for two hours before returning to their hotel, shaken by the events.

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