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Inowrocław

Inowrocław

city in north-central Poland

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  • Sep 25

    Two suspects detained after fatal knife attack on 41-year-old in Inowrocław

    Polish police detained two men aged 34 and 38 after a 41-year-old resident was fatally stabbed near the Municipal Theatre in central Inowrocław on Thursday night.

  • Sep 24

    Poland investigates Qbusoft medical software breach affecting at least one million patients

    The Central Cybercrime Bureau has opened a probe after hackers compromised Qbusoft's Medyc platform, exposing identification numbers and health files from clinics nationwide.

  • Jul 14

    Orlen files criminal complaint against former CEO Obajtek after forced entry and scuffle at Solino salt mine

    On July 9, former Orlen CEO and current MEP Daniel Obajtek attempted to force entry into the striking Solino salt mine in Inowrocław, sparking a physical struggle with the plant's president. Five days later, Orlen filed a criminal complaint for trespassing and misrepresenting a parliamentary mandate.

  • Jul 9

    Ex-Orlen CEO Obajtek scuffles with Solino boss during hunger strike visit

    MEP and former Orlen chief Daniel Obajtek tried to join a hunger strike at the IKS Solino salt mine but was met with force by the company's CEO, triggering a police complaint and a political storm over the planned sale of a key brine customer to German investors.

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