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We thought that it was Firecrackers at first, and then the Stampede occurred at the Stadium!

Published: November 14, 2015
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krivdicNedim Krivdic from B&H was at the Stade de France in Paris when the heavy explosions and the panic among the audience started.

“I was at the match France – Germany. At the beginning, everyone on stadium heard that something cracked, and we thought that they were firecrackers, so at first no one paid attention. However, around 70th minute I received notification on my phone about the attacks in Paris. I read it and I was really surprised, “said Krivdic, who is in Paris on vacation.

“After the match we headed out of the stadium. Soon after that, the stampede occurred. People were running, children were crying and they all ran back to the stadium. We were there from 11 p.m. until midnight, and then we left the stadium under the escort of the police,” said Krivdic.

After leaving the stadium, they went to the streets full of police and soldiers.

“The traffic was stopped, we walked one behind another and under the escort of the police we went to the close Metro. There we boarded and continued the trip to our homes,” said Krivdic, and admitted that he could not sleep last night since he was constantly thinking about everything that happened and that it was not easy to experience this kind of thing.

(Source: klix.ba)

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