The Warsaw Metropolitan Police said that since early Friday morning, officers have been patrolling roads and cemetery areas to assist residents and visitors. The operation is both preventive and supportive, with officers “present wherever help is needed.”
Authorities have appealed to drivers to remain cautious, reduce speed and avoid drinking before getting behind the wheel.
They also reminded visitors to beware of pickpockets, advising them not to carry large sums of money or jewellery and to keep handbags and backpacks in sight, especially in crowded public transport or at gravesites.
Police in the northeastern city of Olsztyn noted that Saturday marked “the second and likely most sensitive day” of the operation, urging people to stay alert and safe as millions continue their cemetery visits across Poland.
Police in northwestern Poland are also keeping busy in Szczecin, where the Central Cemetery - the largest in the country and the third largest in Europe - sees heavy crowds during All Saints’ Day.
Szczecin, northwestern Poland, November 1, 2025. Photo: PAP/Marcin Bielecki
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