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A panic outbreak during the Durga Puja celebrations in Kolkata, India, caused fatalities and many injuries, prompting authorities to close the pavilions and express condolences from prime ministers and representatives of the authorities. #DurgaPuja #Indie #kondolencje (translated)

The author of the post encouraged following the accounts of Ordo Iuris lawyers — Magda Majkowska, Magda Przadka, and Bartosz Malewski. He claimed they are at the center of events, defending the victims of the brutality of officials and government lies, and coordinating legal assistance for demonstrators at the Constitutional Tribunal. https://t.co/E1H05uRTZu #prawaCzłowieka #adwokaci #demonstracje #PL (translated)

Sławomir Cenckiewicz wrote that after several viewings of the intervention, he deemed it unprofessional. He pointed out manifestations such as lunging at a person he described as a victim, shouting, insults, and threatening bystanders, as well as handcuffing this person on a stretcher. He added that before entering the SWS headquarters, police communication systems were left on the ground. #policja #profesjonalizm #interwencja (translated)

The Warsaw Police announced that officers securing the gathering on Szucha Avenue noticed a nervously behaving man who was moving away towards Marszałkowska Street. According to the police, when the officers tried to establish his identity, the man fled into a building near Szucha Avenue and Unii Lubelskiej Square, where he attacked a policewoman and caused her a head injury. The police reported that the injured officer was taken to the hospital, and the man was subdued and arrested. During the search, a knife hidden under his jacket was found. In a statement, the Warsaw Police rejected public accusations that the officers were responsible for the consequences of the incident. They emphasized that the officers were the target of aggression and that the assessment of the intervention should take its course into account. #Policja #Bezpieczeństwo #Warszawa (translated)

Max Hübner wrote that a policeman from the unit, which he claimed without reason beat Adam Borowski's colleague to unconsciousness, addressed those concerned about the victim's health with the words "Please step back." Hübner assessed the officer's behavior as arrogant and stated that it was a result of following orders from the government, whose members he referred to derogatorily. https://t.co/IvFCkHFImE #policja #Bezpieczeństwo #sprawiedliwość (translated)

In Belgium, there have been two fatalities and an increasing number of infections from the West Nile virus, which is transmitted by mosquitoes, and authorities are urging caution regarding its activity until the end of October. #WirusZachodniegoNilu #Komary #ZdrowiePubliczne (translated)

Donald Trump decided to withdraw from the public transmission of the execution of Nidal Hasan under the influence of criticism, arguing that the recording could support extremism, and the verdict would only be visible to the victim's relatives. #DonaldTrump #egzekucja #NidalHasan (translated)

In the draft budget of Germany for 2027, funds for humanitarian aid for Polish victims of the Third Reich have once again not been included, raising concerns about the situation of these individuals nearing the end of their lives. #pomochumanitarna #ofiarywojny #wsparciefinansowe (translated)

The author of the entry informed that Krzysztof Rutkowski's actions related to searching for the victims of Michał Kołodziejczak have been reported to the authorities. He wrote that violations of image rights and the linking of third parties to the case are being documented, and the materials are being forwarded to the officers. He added that individuals undertaking such actions may expect summonses. (translated)

Adam Gwiazda wrote that on June 1 in Warsaw, a citizen of Tajikistan, Shahnoz M., twice hit a 46-year-old woman at a pedestrian crossing. The injured woman, severely wounded, died on June 16 after five operations. According to Gwiazda, the services checked the residency status of the suspect only the day after the woman's death. The prosecutor was said to have determined that Shahnoz M. might not have had a permanent residence in Poland and ordered her detention three days after the victim's death. However, he did not apply for a ban on leaving the country or for the confiscation of her passport. Gwiazda stated that Shahnoz M. left Poland on June 17, and her whereabouts remained unknown. He added that she obtained a work visa for Poland through a construction company in Szczecin and questioned how she could work as a taxi driver in Warsaw. #Warszawa #Tadżykistan #prawo (translated)