Still no news of the missing Pole – Virtual Poland

underway seeking tourists missing after Wednesday’s attack in the capital of Tunisia. Still unknown is the fate of one of the Poles. On Thursday, he found a second of the wanted Polish tourists. He was among the nearly 40 wounded in a hospital in Tunis. His life is not in danger. The bombing wounded ten Polish citizens. Some of them may have already come back to the country.
 

Polish Foreign Ministry warns against those countries – see As reports of Polish Radio’s special envoy to Tunis, Kamil Szwarbuła, still not identified the ten bodies of victims terrorist attack against the Bardo National Museum in the center of the Tunisian capital.

Among the dead aliens, in addition to the two Poles, are tourists from Japan, Italy, Colombia, Spain, Australia, France, Great Britain, Belgium and Russia. Also killed three Tunisians.
 

Members of the European summit in Brussels commemorated the victims minute of silence. Yesterday I found out that there may be an even greater tragedy. The president of Tunisia will Kaid Essebsi said that the assassins brought to the Bardo museum explosives. Services were able to thwart their detonation.

As a result of the attack were arrested 9 people – four directly related to the organization of the attack and five having contacts with terrorists.
 

The coup admitted the Islamic State. Jihadists published on the internet video in which “honor the knights of the Islamic State” behind the assassination. A few hours before the attack on Twitter message appeared, which was announced in a veiled attack “coming good news for Tunisian Muslims shock to the infidels and hypocrites, especially those who claim to be cultured.” A few weeks ago, the Islamic State published a video on the Internet, where jihadists predict attacks in Tunisia.
 

Most of Polish tourists who spent their holidays in this country, had returned home. Travel agencies have suspended trips to Tunisia for an indefinite period.
 

In connection with the assassination of Tunis, the Polish Foreign Ministry reiterates warning on travel – including Tunisia, Egypt and Mali. The website of the Ministry of passengers may check whether the country to which they choose is safe.