Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced state assistance for civilians and police officers wounded in the November 7 Krakow attack, as well as for bereaved families and relatives of the injured. The payments were expected to exceed the standard level. inPoland.net.pl reported the announcement on Tuesday, November 10.

Addressing the Council of Ministers, Tusk praised the officers involved in apprehending the gunman and said the emergency response had saved many lives. He added that items recovered from the attacker’s vehicle suggested preparations for a larger terrorist assault with potentially more victims.

The prime minister asked officials to keep him informed about the needs of those affected. He also said the interior, defence and justice ministries, together with the Government Legislation Centre, would examine gun permit procedures and rules governing shooting ranges.