Stories from Wroclaw · Poland

The Polish Knightly Union has announced the signing of an agreement with Austria.

Rental housing supply in a specific district rose by 10%, adding approximately 2,700 units to the long-term rental market. Prices in this specific area fell by 15% following the increase in supply.

A new theatrical production inspired by the text of Nobel laureate Elfriede Jelinek will premiere at the Teatr Polski w Podziemiu in Wroclaw. The performance is scheduled for May 14 during the 35th Musica Polonica Nova festival.

Train movement resumed around noon on the Wroclaw-Glogow line following a traction network accident on the Brzezinka-Schredzka-Kieznica section. Dolnośląskie Railways reported that trains may still experience minor delays.

Three people were injured in a collision involving a bus and a flatbed truck on a highway in Poland. The accident has blocked the road, forcing authorities to implement detours. One of the designated bypass routes includes the Gojishov area.

KS Torun defeated GKM Grudziądz with a score of 48:42 in a second weekly match.

The Commission stated that Poland is violating water directives due to mineral discharges. Farmers previously negotiated with water companies for water access, but now scientists are taking water, citing concerns about preventing spills during rainfall. This situation is described as complex, affecting many farmers. Farmers in Poland are reportedly facing water shortages as scientists are taking water, requiring them to purchase it back from catchment areas. The speaker expressed shock over the situation.

KGHM celebrated 'Hutnik Day' to recognize the contributions of its employees, said their role in the company's strength and identity. The company expressed gratitude for their daily responsible and demanding work, stating it allows for development and future confidence.

Traffic restrictions began today at the intersection of Brochowa, Gazowa, and Karwinska streets in Wroclaw. Korejska, Ziemiańska, and Bojowska streets are now restricted to one-way traffic. The changes are part of a week-long reconstruction project at one of the city's most intersections. Local residents from areas such as Iwin and Żerniki Wrocławskie may face increased travel difficulties due to the new one-way patterns. Traffic congestion is occurring in the center of Wroclaw on Podwale, Pomorska, and Plac Socjalny streets.

Air quality has deteriorated in Wroclaw and Jelenia Góra, Walbrzych, Cluj-Napoca, and the Jastrzeb district.