The day of the funeral of the mayor of Gdansk will become a day of mourning throughout Poland
Pavel Adamovich
KIEV. 14 Jan. UNN. The President of Poland Andrzej Duda decided to declare the Republic a national mourning in connection with the murder of the mayor of Gdansk Pavel Adamovich. It is reported by the Polish edition Onet, reports UNN.
“I will declare national mourning on the day chosen by the family as the day of the funeral of Pavel Adamovich,” said Duda.
The mayor of Warsaw, rafał Trzaskowski, in turn, decided to declare the capital for three days of mourning (from 15 to 17 January) in memory of their fallen colleagues from Gdansk.
“I decided that Warsaw will honor the memory of mayor Paul Adamovich, who died today, a three-day mourning period 15-17 January,” Trzaskowski wrote on Twitter.
In addition, on Monday evening in Warsaw Cathedral to host funeral mass.
As reported UNN, the incident occurred on Sunday evening during the charity event “the Great orchestra of Christmas charity”, which in Poland every year to collect funds to help medical institutions. The event, which takes place in all cities of Poland, concludes with a concert.
During the concert Adamovich people rushed to the scene and repeatedly stabbed with a knife policy.
In the night of Monday, the doctors operated on him. But from the resulting injuries of their injuries, the mayor of Gdansk died.
Accused of the murder of Adamovich man pleaded not guilty.