Poland: Italian secondary school pupils also take to the streets in Kraków – brought to safety by the embassy

Poland: Italian secondary school pupils also take to the streets in Kraków – brought to safety by the embassy
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Rome, 7 Nov. (LaPresse) – At the time of the shooting that claimed the lives of six people in Kraków’s main square, a group of Italian school pupils from a secondary school in Albano Laziale was also present. This is according to informed sources. All members of the group, who were in the Polish town on a school trip, are safe and well and have been assisted and taken to safety by the Italian Embassy in Poland. The group consisted of 34 students and three accompanying adults. Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani has been monitoring developments relating to the shooting in Kraków’s Market Square: “They have missed their flight scheduled for this evening, but will return to Italy tomorrow. They will continue to be looked after by our Embassy, the director and the consul: I would like to thank them and all the officials at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs who, today in Rome as always, have worked to protect Italian citizens around the world,” said Tajani.

Rome, 7 Nov. (LaPresse) – At the time of the shooting that claimed the lives of six people in Kraków’s main square, a group of Italian school pupils from a secondary school in Albano Laziale was also present. This is according to informed sources. All members of the group, who were in the Polish town on a school trip, are safe and well and have been assisted and taken to safety by the Italian Embassy in Poland. The group consisted of 34 students and three accompanying adults. Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani has been monitoring developments relating to the shooting in Kraków’s Market Square: “They have missed their flight scheduled for this evening, but will return to Italy tomorrow. They will continue to be looked after by our Embassy, the director and the consul: I would like to thank them and all the officials at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs who, today in Rome as always, have worked to protect Italian citizens around the world,” said Tajani.

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