How social media users react

Message from the French ambassador to Thailand,  Gilles Garachon 

Dear friends, thank you for your support. France has once again been attacked, but we will not yield. Our values remain as strong as ever.

 

@GlynTDavies says Pres Obama: We stand in solidarity w/France, our oldest ally. It's resilience & democratic values inspire the world.

Justin Trudeau,@JustinTrudeau, Canadian Prime Minister, says Canadians are shocked by tonight's attack in Nice. Our sympathy is with the victims, and our solidarity with the French people.

Mariano Rajoy Brey,@marianorajoy, Spanish Prime Minister says Shocked by the news coming from Nice and I'm still concerned. My condolences to the victims and all the French people. MR

Frank Bruno MBE, @frankbrunoboxer, says Just awoken to read this... My heart sinks, terrorism has no religion! Pure evil #PrayForNice

Official Twitter account of City Hall in Downtown Las Vegas, @CityOfLasVegas tweets a photo of City Hall in Downtown Las Vegas lit up in France’s national flag.

Britain's Got Talent host, Just Simon Cowell, @JustSimonCowell says Another terrible tragedy for France. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the people of Nice. #PrayForNice

The official Twitter account for MTV UK, @MTVUK, tweets When will it end?

Staff photographer with The Dallas Morning News @dallasnews based in Dallas, Jae Lee, @pixjaelee, says Another angle of #Dallas downtown skyline. #PrayForNice

Cameron Atfield, @CameronAtfield, tweets Brisbane landmarks to be lit in French colours, but Lord Mayor laments the need to keep making such gestures. #Nice

Natacha F.J, @FjNatacha, says The absolute horror, 84 dead, 14 children .... stunned, shocked.