The fourth victim of the Strasbourg bombing is killed – 14/12/2018 According to a report from the French prosecutor, eleven other people were injured in the attack and four of them were still hospitalized on Friday.

A fourth victim of the terrorist attack in Strasbourg did not survive and died on Friday. authorities. A fifth victim was brain dead.

Earlier in the day, the anti-terrorism security plan implemented in France had been downgraded to "risk of attack", having been maintained at the "emergency" level of attack "maximum in the first hours after shooting at the Christmas fair in Strasbourg. The French city has gradually returned to normal after the death of the shooter Chérif Chekatt. He was shot dead by the police on Thursday night after a 48-hour chase in the Neudorf district during an exchange of gunfire.

The Islamic State Propaganda Agency, Amaq, introduced it on its website with a their soldiers, someone who had responded to calls "to target the citizens of the countries of the coalition International Fighter AI in Syria and Iraq ".

French Interior Minister Christophe Castaner called "an attack". And I said that she does not change anything. "The shooter was a man devastated by evil," said Mr. Castaner during a visit to the traditional Christmas market in the Alsatian capital. "The investigation is continuing," the minister said, as police continued to search for accomplices in the crimes. On Friday night, France's president, Emmanuel Macron, laid a white rose in front of the memorial improvised by the population of Strasbourg, in front of the statue of General Kléber, on a square.

The head of state, who came from a European summit in Brussels, joined the pedestrians and tourists who deposited thousands of candles, flowers and messages to the victims at the foot of the monument. For a few minutes, Macron was alone, while the military sang the hymn of France, the chapel Marseillaise.

Upon his arrival at the Strasbourg airport, the head of state had talked for over half an hour with members of the

Among the badembled spectators Tonight in the heart of the city was Annette, 80, who said she came "to pray for those who are no longer there" and "light the candles". The presence of the president "touches me a lot," he added. "It's very important to all of us in Strasbourg, we are not always happy, but Macron does his best and shows that he has a heart."