At least 84 killed in Nice terror attack
At least 84 people have been killed - several of them children - after a lorry driver ploughed into crowds celebrating France's national Bastille Day in Nice.
Ferryside man living in Nice says the 'city is on a knife edge'.
A Welsh man, originally from Ferryside, who now lives in Nice, has told ITV Cymru Wales News, that the 'whole city is on a knife edge'.
Edward Jenkins says he fears that he will know some of the victims of the Bastille Day attack.
Mr. Jenkins says that the city has been on high alert for a while now, since the Sousse attack in Tunisia.
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