'We saw bodies on the floor' after Krakow shooting

A British tourist who was in Krakow with her partner said they saw bodies on the floor following the shooting on Saturday.

Daisey Hersey, from Hove, said she was at a restaurant in the Polish city when she heard what she later found out to be gunshots and saw people seeking shelter inside with "fear on their face".

Another British couple in the restaurant told Hersey they had seen people injured, but she said she did not know what had happened until she left the restaurant about 30 minutes later.

"We didn't know what was going on and as we walked we just saw bodies on the floor and it was very disturbing," she explained.

The 24-year-old suspected of killing six people in central Krakow, as well as his parents and sister who were found dead at their home, died in hospital on Monday, Polish police said.

Four of the victims were Polish, while a British national and an Austrian woman were also killed.

Hersey said: "We just didn't think it was as bad as it was, so once we left and then we heard multiple sirens, that's when I started panicking."

Once they returned to their accommodation, the couple read online that someone had been captured.

"There was a bit of relief, but obviously seeing what devastation had been caused, it was really unsettling," she added.

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