Forty-five injured after firecrackers spark panic in southern France
- 8 years ago
As many forty-five people have been injured in a French holiday resort close to Nice (20k) after firecrackers prompted panic.
Cafe tables were overturned and glasses smashed as people fled through the streets of Juan-Les-Pins fearing an attack was underway.
Panique à Juan-les-Pins: 45 blessés au total https://t.co/IAHeUpDRKN pic.twitter.com/p0jzLjwNDD— Nice-Matin (@Nice_Matin) August 15, 2016
France has been under emergency law since gunmen and suicide bombers killed 130 people in Paris in November.
Panique à Juan-les-Pins: "Les parents disaient à leurs enfants: "On joue à cache-cache!'" https://t.co/vyzwrANP7t pic.twitter.com/T3Jgryy9mD— Nice-Matin (@Nice_Matin) August 15, 2016
Last month, a Tunisian drove his truck into Bastille Day celebrations in Nice, killing 85 people, and two Islamist militants murdered an elderly priest.
Cafe tables were overturned and glasses smashed as people fled through the streets of Juan-Les-Pins fearing an attack was underway.
Panique à Juan-les-Pins: 45 blessés au total https://t.co/IAHeUpDRKN pic.twitter.com/p0jzLjwNDD— Nice-Matin (@Nice_Matin) August 15, 2016
France has been under emergency law since gunmen and suicide bombers killed 130 people in Paris in November.
Panique à Juan-les-Pins: "Les parents disaient à leurs enfants: "On joue à cache-cache!'" https://t.co/vyzwrANP7t pic.twitter.com/T3Jgryy9mD— Nice-Matin (@Nice_Matin) August 15, 2016
Last month, a Tunisian drove his truck into Bastille Day celebrations in Nice, killing 85 people, and two Islamist militants murdered an elderly priest.