, a journalist with the local newspaper a journalist with the local newspaper Nice Matin, was at the waterfront after the fireworks had finished.

"A fraction of a second later, an enormous white truck came along at a crazy speed, turning the wheel to mow down the maximum number of people," he said.

"I saw bodies flying like bowling pins along its route. Heard noises, cries that I will never forget."

image copyright AP image caption In the aftermath of the carnage people rushed to bring children to safety

'Nobody was moving'

British tourist Kevin Harris was in a hotel overlooking the scene of the tragedy.

media caption 'Nobody was moving': Kevin Harris saw the aftermath of the attack from a hotel balcony

"I heard a lot of screaming and shouting," he said. "I came out onto my terrace and in front of me I could see lots of what appeared to be bodies lying on the road just outside of where I'm sitting now actually."

'Hate this!'

London-based Lawyer Harjit Sarang and her children were among those caught up in the terror. She tweeted:

image copyright Harjit Saran

'Like a battlefield'

image copyright AFP

Another witness, Tarubi Wahid Mosta, posted a video on Facebook which showed photos of an abandoned doll and pushchair. He said that he had come home with a victim's Yorkshire terrier.

"I almost stepped on a corpse, it was horrible. It looked like a battlefield," he said, while describing the sense of helplessness surrounding the carnage.

Lock-down

"I live 200 metres from the promenade and it took nearly one and a half hours to get back to my flat because all the roads have been closed down," BBC producer Roy Calley said as news of the attack unfolded.

media caption Roy Calley, BBC: "All hell has broken loose in Nice"

"The police have completely taken over the city, the promenade has now been closed down. Everybody was physically pushed away from the site and told to get back in no uncertain terms by the police.

'Terrifying'

"It had been a normal evening and we were just walking around," Joel Fenster told the BBC. "Suddenly people started running, there were screams and police sirens and policemen shouting at us to evacuate.

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 " A fraction of a second subsequently, an enormous blank truck came along at a crazy amphetamine, turning the wheel to pout down the maximum number of people, " he say. 

 " I saw bodies fly like bowling pins along its route. hear noises, cries that I will never forget. " 

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' Nobody was moving' 

 British tourist Kevin Harris was in a hotel overlook the scene of the calamity. 

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 " I learn a lot of screaming and shouting, " he said. " I came out onto my patio and in battlefront of me I could see lots of what appeared to be bodies lying on the road just outside of where I'm sitting now actually. " 

' Hate this!' 

 London - based Lawyer Harjit Sarang and her child were among those caught up in the terror. She pinch: 

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' Like a battlefield' 

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 Another witness, Tarubi Wahid Mosta, posted a video recording on Facebook which showed photos of an abandoned doll and baby buggy. He said that he had come home with a victim's Yorkshire terrier. 

 " I almost stepped on a corpse, it was horrible. It looked like a battlefield, " he said, while describing the sense of helplessness surrounding the carnage. 

 Lock - down 

 " I survive 200 meter from the promenade and it took nearly one and a half hours to have back to my flat because all the roads have been closed down, " BBC manufacturer Roy Calley said as newsworthiness of the attack unfolded. 

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 " The police have completely take over the city, the promenade has now been closed down. Everybody was physically push away from the site and told to get back in no uncertain term by the police. 

' Terrifying' 

 " It had been a normal evening and we were just walking around, " Joel Fenster told the BBC. " Suddenly people started running, there be screams and police sirens and policeman shouting at us to evacuate.
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'Uibofi was moving'

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'Hxte tmis!'

Lubdln-based Lawyer Harjit Sarang and her children sete among those ccught up in the yegrpt. She tweeted:

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'Pike a fattlwfield'

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Lock-dorn

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'Terrifying'

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'NobodY wAs mOVing'

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'HAte thiS!'

loNdON-based LaWyEr HArjiT sArang And hER cHildren wEre amoNG tHoSe caughT uP in the TeRroR. ShE tweeTEd:

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'Like a battleFIeld'

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LoCk-down

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'TErrIFyINg'

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"I h ea rd a lot  of sc r ea mi n g and sh ou tin g,"h e  said . "I ca me out o nto my te rr ace and  i n fron tofmeI cou l d se e lots  of what  appe a red to be bodi e s lying on th e  r o a dj ustout side of whe re I ' m si ttin g  n owa ctual ly."
' H at e  this!'

London-bas ed  Lawye r Har jit Sarang an d her chil d r e n were a mong th o se caught up i n the  terror. S h e tweete d:

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' Lik e a  ba t t le field'

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An other w itn ess , T aru bi  Wahid Mo sta, pos te davi deo  on F a cebook w hi chsh owe d pho t os ofan ab ando ne dd oll  and pu s hc h a ir.He  s aidtha the ha d co m e h ome wit h a victi m's York sh ir e terri er.

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Lo ck-do wn 

"I  live 2 00 metres from the pro menade and it  to ok n e a rl y o n ea ndah alf h ours to get bac k to my fl at be cause allt hero ads hav e beenclose d  down,"  BBC prod ucer RoyCa lley s aid  as news o f the at tack unfo l ded.me dia c apt ion Ro yCal ley,BBC: " A llhellhas br ok en loo se in  N ice"

"T he police have complete ly tak en ov erthe city,  th e  pr omenade h as n ow been cl ose d d own.Eve r ybody  was ph ysi c allypush e d away fr o mthe s it e and toldt o get  back  in no unc erta in terms by the p o lice.

'Terrif ying ' 
"I t h a d be en  a normal even ing  a n d  we were  j ust walking  around, "J oel F enster  toldthe BBC . "S u ddenly  peo ple  startedrun ni n g, ther ewe r e scre amsan d poli ce sir e ns a n d  policemen shout ing a t us to eva cuate .
, a_journalist with_the local newspaper a_journalist with_the_local newspaper_Nice_Matin, was at_the waterfront after_the fireworks had finished.

"A_fraction of a_second_later, an enormous white truck came along at a crazy speed, turning the wheel_to_mow down_the_maximum_number of people," he said.

"I_saw bodies flying like bowling_pins along_its route. Heard noises, cries that I will_never_forget."

image copyright AP_image caption In the aftermath of the carnage people_rushed to bring children to safety

'Nobody_was moving'

British tourist_Kevin_Harris_was in a hotel_overlooking the scene of the tragedy.

media_caption 'Nobody was moving': Kevin Harris_saw the aftermath of the attack from_a hotel balcony

"I heard a lot_of screaming and shouting," he_said. "I_came out onto my terrace_and in front_of me_I could see_lots of what appeared to be_bodies lying on_the road just outside of where_I'm_sitting now actually."

'Hate_this!'

London-based_Lawyer_Harjit Sarang_and her children_were_among those_caught_up in the terror. She tweeted:

image_copyright_Harjit Saran

'Like a battlefield'

image copyright AFP

Another witness,_Tarubi Wahid Mosta, posted_a_video on Facebook which_showed photos of an abandoned_doll and pushchair. He said that_he had_come home_with a victim's Yorkshire terrier.

"I almost stepped on a corpse, it_was horrible. It looked like a_battlefield," he said, while_describing the_sense_of helplessness surrounding_the_carnage.

Lock-down

"I live_200 metres from the promenade and it_took nearly_one and a half hours to_get back to my_flat_because all the roads have been_closed down," BBC producer Roy Calley_said as news of the_attack_unfolded.

media_caption Roy Calley, BBC: "All_hell has broken loose in Nice"

"The_police have completely_taken over the city, the promenade has_now_been closed down. Everybody was physically_pushed_away from the site and told_to_get_back in no uncertain terms_by the police.

'Terrifying'

"It had been a_normal evening and we were just walking around," Joel_Fenster told the_BBC. "Suddenly people started running,_there_were_screams and police sirens and policemen shouting at us to_evacuate.
