Pole freed in Mumbai attacks

Gunmen have stormed the Indian city of Mumbai killing at least 101 people and holding hundreds more as hostage. The city authorities have said that hostages held at the luxury Taj Mahal Hotel have been released, however, some people might still be left. Among them was MEP Jan Masiel, Poland's foreign ministry spokesperson Piotr Paszkowski told TVN24. At the nearby upscale Oberoi hotel, another Polish citizen was located and he too has been released, according to his wife who spoke with TVN24.

"We don't have any news, not from the police, nor hospitals that among the wounded are any Polish citizens," Paszkowski told TVN24. "The police said that this is not final information, but according to a list, which is very complicated, there are no Polish last names."

Pradeep Indulkar, a senior official at the Maharashtra state Home Ministry has said 101 people were killed and 314 injured, when gunman stormed the financial district in Bombai around 9:30 p.m. on Wednesday. Gunshots have coordinated attacks in at least 10 areas of the city among them train station, Jewish center and two of the luxury hotels.

Source: TVN24, AP