
Poland has sent a plane with doctors and diplomats to Tunisia to help and bring back Poles injured in a gun attack in a museum in Tunis, ABC News reported.
Foreign Minister Grzegorz Schetyna said Thursday morning that according to information he has at the moment, two Poles were killed in the attack, two are missing and nine were hospitalized with injuries that are not life-threatening.
President Bronislaw Komorowski stressed that Tunisian authorities are still identifying the victims and the numbers could change.
National flags on government buildings were flown half-staff in a sign of mourning.
Doctors, psychologists and consular officials have flown to Tunis. Some 300 Polish tourists are in Tunisia, according to tourist offices.
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