# Emergency incidents and criminal activity in Poland > Live situation record from CLSTR: https://clstr.news/situations/emergency-incidents-and-criminal-activity-in-poland > Updated: 2026-09-28T20:11:37.000Z. Sources: 42. Developments: 2. In late September 2026, Poland experienced a series of emergency incidents and criminal activities across multiple regions. Initial reports focused on emergency service responses to environmental and accidental hazards, including fallen trees in West Pomerania and a large fire at a waste material facility in Warsaw’s Białołęka district. The Warsaw blaze required specialized chemical and ecological rescue units, though no injuries were reported. Subsequent reports detailed more severe criminal and social incidents. These included an attempted arson in Elbląg that necessitated the evacuation of 30 people, and a fatal violent attack at a Benedictine convent in Jarosław involving a Ukrainian national. The latter incident prompted significant social debate regarding migration and national tensions. Other reported issues included various thefts, fraud, domestic violence, and public service delays. ## Timeline ### 2026-09-28: Poland reports various criminal incidents and social tensions Various criminal and social incidents reported in Poland, including an arson attempt in Elbląg, a fatal attack in a Jarosław convent, domestic violence arrests, and significant healthcare delays. 39 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/crime-reports-in-poland-involve-robbery-and-elderly-fraud ### 2026-09-27: Poland emergency services respond to various incidents and Warsaw warehouse fire Emergency services in Poland responded to various incidents, including a large waste fire in a Warsaw warehouse and multiple local emergencies involving fallen trees and insect infestations. 2 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/poland-emergency-services-respond-to-various-incidents-and-warsaw-warehouse-fire --- Cite as: Emergency incidents and criminal activity in Poland. CLSTR, https://clstr.news/situations/emergency-incidents-and-criminal-activity-in-poland