Stories from Legnica · Poland

Legnica assistance institutes intend to restrict access to 800+ benefits for over 800 disadvantaged families. The institutes plan to work with ZUS to monitor how these families care for children and allocate funds intended for children's needs.

Three vehicles were involved in a collision on a Polish expressway.

Nursing graduates from Jelenia Góra and Legnica are among the highest earners after completing their studies in Poland. They receive nearly 13,000 PLN gross per month. This amount is approximately 3,000 PLN more than the minimum salary for nurses with a master's degree in other regions of Poland. The higher wages are primarily attributed to a shortage of nurses in western Poland.

A mother with approximately 3 per mille blood alcohol content was reported in Legnica while walking with her two-and-a-half-year-old child. The woman was reportedly stumbling and dragging the child, prompting passersby to call the police.

Police in Legnica detained a 29-year-old Ukrainian female citizen following an incident involving an aggressive and intoxicated mother during a walk with a two-and-a-half-year-old child.

Polish mining company KGHM has reached the position of the world's second-largest silver producer.

A legal dispute regarding a child custody ruling has escalated in Legnica, Poland.

A collision involving four cars has blocked Poland's A4 highway near Legnica in the direction of Legnica. The incident has caused significant traffic disruptions, with normal traffic flow only resuming from Wądroże. The blockage is expected to last until 8 PM.